Do·rel·lo ca·nal
(dō-rel'ō), a bony canal sometimes found at the tip of the temporal bone enclosing the abducent nerve and inferior petrosal sinus as these two structures enter the cavernous sinus.
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Do·rel·lo ca·nal
(dōr-el'lō kă-nal') A bony canal sometimes found at the tip of the temporal bone enclosing the abducens nerve and inferior petrosal sinus as these two structures enter the cavernous sinus.
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Dorello,
Primo, Italian anatomist, 1872–. Dorello canal - a bony canal sometimes found at the tip of the temporal bone enclosing the abducens nerve and inferior petrosal sinus.
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Do·rel·lo ca·nal
(dōr-el'lō kă-nal') Bony canal sometimes found at the tip of the temporal bone enclosing the abducent nerve and inferior petrosal sinus where these two structures enter the cavernous sinus.
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