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lamella /la·mel·la/ (lah-mel´ah) pl. lamel´lae   [L.]
1. a thin leaf or plate, as of bone.
2. a medicated disk or wafer to be inserted under the eyelid.

circumferential lamella  one of the layers of bone that underlie the periosteum and endosteum.
concentric lamella  haversian l.
endosteal lamella  one of the bony plates lying beneath the endosteum.
ground lamella  interstitial l.
haversian lamella  one of the concentric bony plates surrounding a haversian canal.
intermediate lamella , interstitial lamella one of the bony plates that fill in between the haversian systems.
vitreous lamella  lamina basalis (1).

la·mel·la (l-ml)
n. pl. la·mel·las or la·mel·lae (-ml)
1. A thin scale, plate, or layer of bone or tissue, as around the minute vascular canals in bone.
2. A medicated gelatin disk, used instead of a solution for application to the conjunctiva. Also called disk.

la·mellar adj.

lamella
[ləmel′ə] pl. lamellae
Etymology: L, small plate
1 a thin leaf or plate, as of bone.
2 a medicated disk of glycerin and an alkaloid, for insertion under the eyelid, where it dissolves and is absorbed for local application.

Lamella
A thin leaf, plate, disk, wafer
Anatomy A concentric ring of matrix surrounding the central canal in an osteon of mature bone

lamella [lah-mel´ah] (L.)
1. a thin scale or plate, as of bone.
2. a medicated disk or wafer to be inserted under the eyelid. adj., adj lamel´lar.
circumferential lamella one of the bony plates that underlie the periosteum and endosteum.
concentric lamella haversian lamella.
endosteal lamella one of the bony plates lying beneath the endosteum.
ground lamella interstitial lamella.
haversian lamella one of the concentric bony plates surrounding a haversian canal.
intermediate lamella (interstitial lamella) one of the bony plates that fill in between the haversian systems.

lamella
pl. lamellae [L.]
1. a thin scale or plate, as of bone.
2. a medicated disk or wafer to be inserted under the eyelid.

circumferential lamella
one of the bony plates that underlie the periosteum and endosteum.
concentric lamella
haversian lamella (see below).
endosteal lamella
one of the bony plates lying beneath the endosteum.
ground lamella
interstitial lamella (see below).
haversian lamella
one of the concentric bony plates surrounding a haversian canal.
intermediate lamella
one of the bony plates that fill in between the haversian systems; called also interstitial lamella.
interstitial lamella
see intermediate lamella (above).
intrasinusal lamella
incomplete partitions which divide the frontal sinus of the horse into a number of communicating diverticula.


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