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борозда
Catalan
sulcus
Spanish
''fossa''
Long, narrow, shallow depression.
fossa
sulci
fossae
Russian
борозда
Spanish
surco
Depressions in cerebral cortex.
cerebral sulcus
cortical sulcus
sulcus of brain
subarachnoid sulcus
second-order class
Spanish
surco
Synonyms
Examples for "
fossa
"
fossa
sulci
fossae
Examples for "
fossa
"
1
Patients with intact posterior
fossa
cisterns had good recoveries without surgical treatment.
2
SLN varies in different sites, but most frequently located in obturator
fossa
.
3
A patient with a large, long-standing posterior
fossa
arachnoid cyst was evaluated.
4
CT showed a right-sided middle cranial
fossa
arachnoid cyst in each patient.
5
The sergeant major hadn't put in
fossa
and agger, of course.
1
Lower margin of mouth notched in the middle; back of cell minutely sulcated;
sulci
short, interrupted, and irregular.
2
Finally, positive CT scans show an isolated widening of the
sulci
which is fairly suggestive of the disease.
3
There was also a chronic leptomeningitis, with numerous streaks and flecks along the
sulci
,
especially in the frontal region.
4
Cortical gray matter measurements were not deemed reliable due to the close proximity of CSF in the cortical
sulci
.
5
In general, (1) human-produced sounds yielded robust activation in the bilateral posterior superior temporal
sulci
independent of task.
1
Five patients had tumors that involved two or more
fossae
.
2
The shock from these impacts was felt throughout the asteroid, producing large ditches called
fossae
around the equator and the northern side.
3
Tissue chambers were implanted subcutaneously in the paralumbar
fossae
of eight calves (256-290 kg body weight).
4
Wounds crossing the nasal
fossæ
were comparatively common.
5
Evidence of active landslides is seen at Cerberus
Fossae
,
a set of troughs cut into volcanic plains on Mars.
Spanish
fissura
In anatomy, a furrow or fissure.
groove
anatomical line along groove
Spanish
fissura
1
Background: Various multidisciplinary approaches are taken in the treatment of superior
sulcus
tumors.
2
Objective: Superior
sulcus
tumors with involvement of the spine have historically been considered unresectable.
3
It is part of the frontal lobe and is anterior to the central
sulcus
.
4
The donor site closure was along the auricular
sulcus
.
5
The entrance of the nest was situated in the little
sulcus
,
or ditch, between two bricks.
6
No labeling was ever seen in cortex ventral to the fundus of the superior temporal
sulcus
.
7
Breach into the sphenoid sinus can occur during drilling of the anterior limb of the chiasmatic
sulcus
.
8
Maintenance of ear projection and post auricular
sulcus
in staged ear reconstruction in microtia is a trying problem.
9
The implantation is done via a hemicircular incision on the dorsum of the penis in the
sulcus
coronarius.
10
The dysplastic cortex is characterized by the formation of a small
sulcus
and a three- to four-layered architecture.
11
After treatment, activation was found in the superior temporal
sulcus
,
while subcortical or cerebellar participation was no longer present.
12
Cells expressing Sox10 were present in the stria vascularis, outer
sulcus
and spiral prominence in mouse and human cochleas.
13
The position of the
sulcus
of Rolando is important because of the numerous cortical centres which lie close to it.
14
Weaker callosal inputs to the parabelt originate from the corresponding levels of the superior temporal gyrus and superior temporal
sulcus
.
15
Posteriorly label is transported to cortical areas in the superior temporal gyrus including the dorsal bank of the superior temporal
sulcus
.
16
Auditory cortex of macaque monkeys is located on the lower bank of the lateral
sulcus
and the adjoining superior temporal gyrus.
sulcus
temporal sulcus
superior sulcus
auricular sulcus
central sulcus
chiasmatic sulcus
Russian
борозда
рытвины
Catalan
sulcus
fossa
Spanish
''fossa''
fosa
sulcus
fossae
surco
fissura
hendidura
cisura
scissura