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cornual /cor·nu·al/ (kor´nu-al) pertaining to a horn, especially to the horns of the spinal cord.
cornual (kor´noo-al)
pertaining to a horn or cornu.
cornual, cornuate
pertaining to a horn: (1) to the horns of the spinal cord, (2) to the horns of a cow, bull, buck or ram.
cornual nerve block
regional anesthesia applied to the base of the bovine frontal horn core for the purpose of performing a painless cornuectomy.
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Histopathologic changes in the cornual portion of the fallopian tube following a single transcervical insertion of quinacrine hydrochloride pellets," Advances in Contraception, (March, 1991).
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