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fenestra

/fɪˈnɛs.trə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pequena abertura ou orifício, especialmente revestido por membrana, como na orelha média e interna.

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noun

/fɪˈnɛs.trə/C2formalmedical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pequena abertura ou orifício, especialmente revestido por membrana, como na orelha média e interna.

A noun referring to a small opening covered with membrane, especially one in the bone between the middle and inner ear.

  1. Anatomical openingC1formalmedical

    A small opening or window covered with a membrane, particularly the fenestra ovalis (oval window) or fenestra rotunda (round window) in the middle ear.

    ptAbertura anatômica

    • The fenestra ovalis is a membrane-covered opening between the middle ear and inner ear.
    • Surgery was performed to repair the fenestra in the patient's ear.
    • The stapes bone vibrates against the fenestra to transmit sound waves.

    Sinônimosapertureopeningwindow

  2. General anatomical windowC2formal

    Any small opening or hole in a bone or other tissue, typically covered by a membrane in anatomical structures.

    ptJanela (anatômica)

    • The fenestra in the skull allows blood vessels to pass through.
    • Bone fenestrae are often found in the vertebrae of reptiles and birds.
    • The term 'fenestra' is used for various small, window-like openings in anatomy.

    Sinônimosapertureforamenhiatusholeopeningorifice

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  • fenestrae' possessive plural form
  • fenestras' possessive plural form
  • fenestra's possessive singular form