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infundibulum /in·fun·dib·u·lum/ (-dib´u-lum) pl. infundib´ula [L.] 1. a funnel-shaped structure. 2. conus arteriosus. 3. i. of neurohypophysis.infundib´ular ethmoidal infundibulum 1. a passage connecting the nasal cavity with anterior ethmoidal cells and frontal sinus. 2. a sinuous passage connecting the middle nasal meatus with the anterior ethmoidal cells and often with the frontal sinus. infundibulum of hypothalamus , infundibulum of neurohypophysis a hollow, funnel-shaped mass in front of the tuber cinereum, extending to the neurohypophysis. infundibulum of uterine tube the distal, funnel-shaped portion of the uterine tube.
infundibulum pl. infundibula [L.] 1. any funnel-shaped passage. 2. conus arteriosus of the heart. cardiac infundibulum conus arteriosus. hypothalamic infundibulum a hollow, funnel-shaped mass in front of the tuber cinereum, extending to the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland. oviduct infundibulum cranial end of the avian oviduct; captures the oocyte released from the ovary and, during a 15 minute sojourn, invests it with its chalaziferous layer and the thin layer of albumen around the yolk. tooth infundibulum an invagination of the enamel from the wearing service of a tooth, as found in ruminant cheek teeth and the incisive and upper grinder teeth of horses. infundibulum of uterine tube the distal, funnel-shaped portion of the uterine tube. In birds the left uterine tube is the functional one and has a large thin-walled infundibulum. |
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The importance of the infundibulum of the ethmoid, a so-called prechamber to the dependent sinuses, has been stressed by Stammberger. This procedure widens the infundibulum and the outflow tract of the maxillary sinus. According to Stammberger, the most common sites of origin are the ethmoid infundibulum and the mucosal contact areas of the uncinate process and middle turbinate. |
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