Tubo-ovarian

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 49
Pertaining conjointly to tin lopian tubes and the ovaries. T. Pregnancy. uterine pregnancy in which the ovum develops the fimbriae of the oviduct and the ovary.?ubo-uterine. Pertaining to the oviduct and the uterus. T. Pregnancy, a form of tubal pregnancy in which the ovule develops in the uterine wall, a portion of the sac often projecting into the uterus, and having on the outer side the round ligament and the greater portion of the tube. Also known as interstitial pregnancy. ubular. I. Pertaining to or having the form of a tubulus 2. Applied to a sound heard on auscultating the chest, and re, sembling a current of air pa ing through a tube. 3. Nearly cylindric and hollow, like a tube, as a tubular corolla or calyx. T. Adenoma, an adenoma after the type of tubular glands. T. Breathing. Synonym: of Breathing, Bronchial. T. Epithelioma, a carcinoma found in the salivary glands composed of irregular cells, the cell-ma es extending in tubes or cylindric plugs in various directions. Pearly bodies are also present. T. Gland, a secreting gland tubelike or cylindric in shape. There are three varieties the simple, the compound, and the modified or coiled tubular gland. In a special sense the term tubular glands is used to designate the enteric glands or follicles of Lieberkiihn. T. Loosene . Synonym of ibranous Enteritis. T. Membrane. See Neurilemma. T. Pneumonia. Synonym of Pneumonia, i Lobular. T. Rale, one produced in a bronchial tube, ubulate tu'-bu-ldt. Formed; like a tube. abule (tu'-bul). A j small tube. In anatomy, any minute, tube-shaped structure Se also Tubulus. T., Communicating, or Junctional, that part of a uriniferous tubule between.istal convoluted, and the straight collecting tubule. T.. Dentinal, the tubular structure of the teeth. T. of Ferrein. See Tube of Ferrein. ubulicolous. Inhabiting a tubule, ubuliferous (tu-bu-lif/-er-us). Having tubules, or tube-like ovipositors, lbuliflorus (tu-bu-lif'-lo-rus). In biology, having the heads composed ".ibular flowers, ibuliform (tu'-bu-liform). Shaped like a tubule, ibulose
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