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vestibulum

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vestibulum /ves·ti·bu·lum/ (ves-tib´u-lum) pl. vesti´bula   [L.] vestibule.
ves·tib·u·lum (v-stby-lm)
n. pl. ves·tib·u·la (-l)
A cavity, chamber, or channel; vestibule.

vestibule [ves´tĭ-būl]
a space or cavity at the entrance to another structure. adj., adj vestib´ular.
vestibule of aorta a small space within the left ventricle at the root of the aorta.
vestibule of ear an oval cavity in the middle of the bony labyrinth.
vestibule of mouth the portion of the oral cavity bounded on one side by teeth and gingivae (or the residual alveolar ridges) and on the other by the lips (labial vestibule) and cheeks (buccal vestibule).
nasal vestibule (vestibule of nose) the anterior part of the nasal cavity; it is lined with stratified squamous epithelium and contains hairs (vibrissae) and sebaceous glands.
vestibule of vagina the space between the labia minora into which the urethra and vagina open.

vestibulum
pl. vestibula [L.] vestibule.


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The endoscopic examination showed a thick white coat covering the nasopharynx and laryngeal vestibulum, and subglottic constriction was also observed.
59) Separating the labia, they could explore the Clitoris, the Nymphae, the Vestibulum, the Meatus urinarius, and the orifice of the vagina.
It is conceivable, however, that 10 weeks of treatment by means of sensate focus exercises may have been too short a period for women with dyspareunia to allow healing of tender areas of the vaginal vestibulum (Quevillon, 1993) which are often found in women with sexual pain disorder, both with and without organic causes for sexual pain or vestibular tenderness.
 
 
 
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