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hemal

[he´mal]

1. ventral to the spinal axis, where the heart and great vessels are located, as, e.g., the hemal arches.

2. hemic.

3. pertaining to the blood vessels; see vascular.

he·mal

(hē'măl),

1. Relating to the blood or blood vessels.

2. Referring to the ventral side of the vertebral bodies or their precursors, where the heart and great vessels are located, as opposed to neural (2).

[G. haima, blood]

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hemal

(hē′məl)

adj.

1. Of or relating to the blood or blood vessels.

2. Relating to or located on the side of the body that contains the heart and principal blood vessels.

he·mal

(hē'măl)

1. Relating to the blood or blood vessels.

2. Referring to the ventral side of the vertebral bodies or their precursors, where the heart and great vessels are located, as opposed to neural (2).
Synonym(s): haemal.

[G. haima, blood]

Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

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Together with Dr Stefanie Ortolan, a paediatrician from France, the pair managed to deliver baby Jake after just 30 minutes of pushing, Hemal said.

Indian-origin doctor delivers baby 10,000m in the air

Dr Hemal had been on a day-long journey from New Delhi, India, back to the US after a friend's wedding the day before when the drama unfolded.

Off-duty doctor delivers baby boy at 35,000ft after mum goes into labour halfway through 8-hour Air France flight; Second-year urology resident Dr Sij Hemal, 27, was able to safely deliver baby Jake after mum Toyin Ogundipe's contractions began a week early

"Once they got to two minutes apart, that's when we knew we were going to deliver on the plane," Hemal said.

Doctor Delivers Baby On Air France's International Flight

Geringophis vertebrae are typical of many Eocene and Oligocene erycine snakes in that they are relatively small, short, and wide, but they are unique among these boids in having flattened neural arches, relatively high and long neural spines that are swollen dorsally, and well-developed hemal keels and subcentral ridges (Holman, 8; Sullivan and Holman, 9).

Erycine boids from the Early Oligocene of the South Dakota Badlands

It has no opening at the lower end, but contains the axial organ (part of the hemal system), broadly attached to the wall of the stone canal.

The structure and mode of function of the water vascular system of a brittlestar, Ophioderma appressum

Scott Rees and Co Solicitors took part in a special sponsors match against Skelmersdale Cricket Club featuring Indian professional, Hemal Watekar.

Lawyers take to wicket after sponsoring cricket team

On a very strong table he was joined by England veteran Jason Thompson, Smiths Wood ace Hemal Ravel, Telford combination bat specialist Andy Frain, Kingswinford defensive legend Roy Norton and Walsall battler Jay Shah.

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Siddh Hemal Mehta (2 for 28) and Mohammed Samir (2 for 32) also bowled well.

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Right now, the property's 123,785 s/f of rentable warehouse and office space is home to a mix of traditional, "brick-and-mortar industrial" tenants, according to Jakub Nowak, who is exclusively market the property with Hemal Patel.

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Faced with the enormous target, Alder dug in and Hemal Watekar's 78 helped them force the draw as they finished on 207-7.

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Ashok Hemal, a urologic surgeon from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, compared laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgery for curing uretero-pelvic junction obstruction.

Robot-assisted surgery effective for kidney patients

Skelmersdale offspinner Hemal Watekar's 6-16 reduced Sefton Park from 46-0 to 97 all out (47.1) after being asked to bat.