arteria ovarica
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A detailed anatomical diagram shows the arteria ovarica branching from the aorta to supply an ovary.
Definition
- Noun:
- The ovarian artery: A specific artery that branches directly from the abdominal aorta and is responsible for supplying oxygenated blood to the ovaries in the female reproductive system.
Usage
- The term "arteria ovarica" is the formal anatomical name, primarily used in medical, biological, and academic contexts. In general English, it is more commonly referred to as the "ovarian artery."
- It is used to describe a specific part of the human vascular anatomy.
Examples
- Noun:
- During the surgery, the surgeon carefully ligated the arteria ovarica to control bleeding.
- The arteria ovarica is a paired artery, with one supplying each ovary.
Advanced Usage
- Clinical context: The term is used in surgical reports, anatomical descriptions, and medical diagnoses.
- A blockage in the arteria ovarica can lead to reduced blood flow to the ovary.
Variants and Related Words
- Ovarian artery: The common English equivalent for "arteria ovarica."
- Arterial supply: A general term for the network of arteries delivering blood to an organ; the arteria ovarica is part of the arterial supply to the ovary.
Synonyms
- Ovarian artery: The direct and most common synonym in non-Latin medical English.
Notes on Meaning
- The "arteria ovarica" has a single, specific anatomical meaning. It does not have different figurative or colloquial meanings.
- It is part of standard international anatomical terminology, which often uses Latin or Latin-derived names.
A detailed anatomical diagram shows the arteria ovarica branching from the aorta to supply an ovary.
Noun
- the artery that branches from the aorta and supplies blood to the ovaries