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mastoid /mas·toid/ (mas´toid)
1. breast-shaped.
3. pertaining to the mastoid process.

mas·toid (mstoid)
n.
The mastoid process.
adj.
1. Of or relating to the mastoid process, antrum, or sinuses.
2. Shaped like a breast or nipple.

mastoid
[mas′toid]
Etymology: Gk, mastos, breast, eidos, form
1 pertaining to the mastoid process of the temporal bone.
2 breast-shaped.

mastoid [mas´toid]
1. breast shaped.
3. pertaining to the mastoid process.

mastoid
(mas´toid),
n 1. the protuberance of the temporal bone located directly behind the external ear that contains the air cells and on which the cervical muscles attach.
adj 2. breast-shaped.


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Introduction The mastoid antrum is a relatively constant bilateral structure, even in cases of chronic otitis media with sclerotic mastoids.
Patients were enrolled in our study only if the interpreting radiologist recorded fluid signal in the mastoids in the subsequent note.
 
 
 
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