foveolae of the kidney, foveolae papilla rum renalium

Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
Depre ions in the ends of the renal papillae, into which several uriniferous tubules empty. f. radial is. hollow formed The on"anatomist's snuffbox"; the radial border of the a wrist between the tendons of the extensors of the thumb when those muscles are contracted, f. retina. A very small, dark spot in the f. central is retinae where the hexagonal pigment shows, owing to the thinne of the retina at this point, f. retro-anal is. See /. coccygea. f. triangular is seriata. Of Bergman, the triangular rece between the columns of the fornix just dorsad of the anterior commi ure. [Lat, dim. of fovea, a third Fowler's pit] ing the position. A p. obtained by raisfoot of the bed from 24 to 30 inches. F's solution. See liquor pota i i arsenitis, under pota ium. {.George Ryerson Fowler, Amer. surgeon, 1848- 1906.]
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