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vasa vasorum |
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vas (vas) pl. va´ sa [L.] vessel.va´sal
vas aber´rans 1. a blind tubule sometimes connected with the epididymis; a vestigial mesonephric tubule. 2. any anomalous or unusual vessel. va´sa afferen´tia vessels that convey fluid to a structure or part. va´sa bre´via short gastric arteries. vas capilla´re a capillary. vas de´ferens ductus deferens. va´sa efferen´tia vessels that convey fluid away from a structure or part. va´sa lympha´tica lymphatic vessels. va´sa prae´via presentation, in front of the fetal head during labor, of the blood vessels of the umbilical cord where they enter the placenta. va´sa rec´ta re´nis straight arterioles of kidney. va´sa vaso´rum the small nutrient arteries and veins in the walls of the larger blood vessels. va´sa vortico´sa vorticose veins.
vasa vasorum Etymology: L, vas, vessel small blood vessels that supply the walls of the arteries and veins. vas [vas] (pl. va´sa) (L.) vessel. adj., adj va´sal. vas aber´rans 1. a blind tube sometimes connected with the epididymis; a vestigial mesonephric tube. 2. any anomalous or unusual vessel. va´sa afferen´tia vessels that convey fluid to a structure or part. va´sa bre´via short gastric arteries. vas de´ferens ductus deferens. va´sa efferen´tia vessels that convey fluid away from a structure or part. va´sa lympha´tica lymphatic vessels. va´sa prae´via the presentation, in front of the fetal head during labor, of the blood vessels of the umbilical cord where they enter the placenta. va´sa rec´ta re´nis long U-shaped vessels arising from the efferent glomerular arterioles of juxtamedullary nephrons and supplying the renal medulla. Called also arteriolae rectae renis. va´sa vaso´rum the small nutrient arteries and veins in the walls of the larger blood vessels. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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