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petrosal /pe·tro·sal/ (pĕ-tro´sil) pertaining to the petrous portion of the temporal bone.
pe·tro·sal (p-trsl)
adj.
Relating to or located near the petrous portion of the temporal bone.

petrosal [pĕ-tro´sal]
pertaining to the pars petrosa, or petrous portion of the temporal bone.

petrosal
pertaining to the pars petrosa, or petrous portion of the temporal bone.


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This subgroup also included intratympanic, attic, and hypotympanic meningiomas and those of the geniculate ganglion, the sulci of the greater and lesser petrosal nerves, the jugular foramen, the internal acoustic meatus, the mastoid process, and the petrous bone.
His energy minister, Edison Lobao, was quoted in Brazilian media as saying the government's proposal will also see the creation of a new company called Petrosal to manage the offshore reserves.
This type has numerous other sinus such as the inferior sagittal sinus, straight sinus, superior sagittal sinus, occipital sinus and the transverse sinuses, sigmoid sinuses as well as the superior petrosal sinus and inferior petrosal sinus.
 
 
 
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