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hilus /hi·lus/ (hi´lus) pl. hi´li   [L.] hilum.
hilum [hi´lum] (pl. hi´la) (L.)
a depression or pit at the part of an organ where vessels and nerves enter.

hilus (hī´lus),
n an indentation appearing on an organ or other internal structure, such as a lymph node, at the point where nerves and vessels enter. Also called hilum.

hilus
pl. hili [L.] a depression or pit on an organ, giving entrance and exit to vessels and nerves, e.g. the hilus of the kidney, lung, ovary, spleen.


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Resim 2c de; sol hilusdaki vaskuler yapilar (ince beyaz ok) sag hilus ile (uzun beyaz oklar) karsilastirildiginda daha ince gorulmektedir.
The infestation mimics a slow-growing tumor and infiltrates the liver and the surrounding structures, especially the portal hilus, the hepatic veins, the inferior vena cava, and the biliary system.
We noticed [Alzheimer's-]related neuronal loss in two subdivisions that normally lose neurons with age, the hilus and the subiculum, but also noticed neuronal loss in CA1, a region in which there is no evidence of normal age-related loss," they report.
 
 
 
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