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window /win·dow/ (win´do)
1. a circumscribed opening in a plane surface. 2. the voltage limits that determine which pulses will be allowed to pass on. aortic window a transparent region below the aortic arch, formed by the bifurcation of the trachea, visible in the left anterior oblique radiograph of the heart and great vessels. oval window fenestra vestibuli. round window fenestra cochleae.
Aortic Window A space below the inferior margin of the aortic arch and the superior margin of the left pulmonary artery seen on a plain AP chest film window [win´do] a circumscribed opening in a plane surface; called also fenestra. aortic window a radiolucent region below the aortic arch, formed by the bifurcation of the trachea, visible in the left anterior oblique radiograph of the heart and great vessels. window of cochlea (cochlear window) round window. oval window an oval opening in the inner wall of the middle ear, which is closed by the stapes; called also vestibular window and fenestra vestibuli. round window a round opening in the middle ear covered by the secondary tympanic membrane; called also cochlear window and fenestra cochleae. vestibular window (window of vestibule) oval window.
aortic window Imaging A space below the inferior margin of the aortic arch and the superior margin of the left pulmonary artery seen on a plain AP chest film Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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