arteria alveolaris superior
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The dentist explained the path of the arteria alveolaris superior during the anatomy lesson.
Definition
Noun: * Superior Alveolar Artery: A specific artery that supplies blood to the upper teeth and the surrounding maxillary bone and gum tissue. It is a branch of the maxillary artery.
Usage
- The term arteria alveolaris superior is used exclusively in anatomical and medical contexts to precisely identify this blood vessel.
- It is often discussed in relation to dental surgery, maxillofacial procedures, and anatomical studies.
Examples
- The surgeon carefully avoided the arteria alveolaris superior during the tooth extraction.
- A detailed diagram showed the path of the arteria alveolaris superior along the maxilla.
- Damage to the arteria alveolaris superior can lead to significant bleeding during oral surgery.
Advanced Usage
- The term is part of the official Latin nomenclature used in human anatomy (Terminologia Anatomica).
- In clinical notes, it may be abbreviated or referred to in the context of its branches, such as the anterior superior alveolar artery.
Variants and Related Words
- Superior Alveolar Artery: The English equivalent term.
- Arteria alveolaris superior posterior: A related term for a specific posterior branch.
- Maxillary Artery (Arteria maxillaris): The parent artery from which the branches.
Synonyms
- Superior alveolar artery
Related Terms (Not Synonyms)
- Inferior Alveolar Artery (Arteria alveolaris inferior): The artery supplying the lower teeth.
- Dental Arteries: General term for arteries supplying the teeth.
The dentist explained the path of the arteria alveolaris superior during the anatomy lesson.
Noun
- the alveolar artery that supplies the upper teeth