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111brood-pouch — marsupium (the name applied to the brood pouch in Syngnathidae and Solenostomidae. In Syngnathidae it consists of a vascularized groove formed by flaps of skin along the underside of the tail of males (subcaudal marsupium); in Solenostomidae it… …
112branchial pouch — Embryol. one of a series of rudimentary outcroppings of the inner pharyngeal wall, corresponding to the branchial grooves on the surface. Also called gill pouch, pharyngeal pouch. * * * …
113Douglas's pouch — n POUCH OF DOUGLAS …
114rectovesical pouch — n a sac between the rectum and the urinary bladder in males that is formed by a folding of the peritoneum compare RECTOUTERINE POUCH * * * excavatio rectovesicalis …
115Hartmann pouch procedure (operation colostomy) — Hart·mann pouch, procedure (operation, colostomy) (hahrtґmahn) [Henri Hartmann, French surgeon, 1860–1952] see under pouch and procedure …
116Morison pouch — Mor·i·son pouch (morґĭ sən) [James Rutherford Morison, British surgeon, 1853–1939] see under pouch …
117Pavlov pouch stomach — Pav·lov pouch, stomach (pahvґlof) [Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, Russian physiologist, experimental psychologist, and Nobel prize winner, 1849–1936] see under pouch and stomach …
118J pouch — an ileoanal reservoir created by lateral anastomosis of two loops of ileum 15 to 20 cm long. Creation of an ileal J pouch using a cutting linear stapler. (A), A reservoir is created from the distal ileum; (B), the stapler joins two limbs of… …
119Seessel pouch (pocket) — Sees·sel pouch (pocket) (seґsəl) [Albert Seessel, American embryologist and neurologist, 1850–1910] see under pouch …
120pharyngeal pouch — branchial pouch; = visceral pouch any of the paired segmented pouches in the side of the throat of the early embryo. They give rise to the tympanic cavity, the parathyroid glands, the thymus, and probably the thyroid gland …
