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caul

/kɔːl/

Übersetzung: Teil des Bauchfells, der Magen und Dickdarm bedeckt und den Darm umhüllt, oder die innere Embryonalhülle, die bei der Geburt manchmal den Kopf bedeckt.

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noun

C2formalcommonmedical/kɔːl/

A noun referring to a part of the peritoneum attached to the stomach and colon that covers the intestines, or the inner embryonic membrane that sometimes covers the head at birth.

  • 🇩🇪Teil des Bauchfells, der Magen und Dickdarm bedeckt und den Darm umhüllt, oder die innere Embryonalhülle, die bei der Geburt manchmal den Kopf bedeckt.
  1. Omentum C2 formal medical

    A fold of the peritoneum that connects the stomach with other abdominal organs, often containing fat.

    • The surgeon carefully examined the caul during the operation.
    • The caul helps protect the intestines and stores fat.
    • In some animals, the caul is used in traditional cooking.

    🇩🇪Omentum

    Synonyme: omentum

  2. Amniotic membrane C2 formal medical

    The inner membrane that surrounds a fetus in the womb, sometimes covering the head at birth.

    • The baby was born with a caul over its head, considered a lucky omen in some cultures.
    • The caul is a thin, transparent membrane that protects the fetus.
    • In medieval times, a caul was believed to have magical properties.

    🇩🇪Amnion

    Synonyme: amnion

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