me so metritis (mes"ometritis)

[NL., Gr. μέσος, middle, + μήτρα, the womb, + -it is.] In pathol., inflammation of the middle or muscular coat of the uterus. Compare metritis. mesometrium (mes-ō-mē'tri-um), n.; pl. me so metria (-a). Same as me some try. me some try (me so-me-tri), n.; pl. me some tries neometry (me so-metri), plesometres intermediate, + μήτρα, the womb: see matrix.] The mesentery of the womb or its annexes; a peritoneal fold, holding in place the uterus or an oviduct. The broad ligament of the human uterus is me so met ryal Corresponding duplications of peritoneum acquire special IMG:content-0516.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0517.png:[blocks in formation] ron. mesonephros (mes-ō-nef'ros), n.; pl. mesoneph roi (-roi). [NL.: see me so nephron.] Same as me so nephron. Gray, Anat. (ed. 1887), p. 133. me so notal (mes-o-no'tal), a. [ thorax; the upper part of the middle thoracic segment. It consists typically of four sclerites, called præscutum, scutum, scutellum, and post scutellum, which may or may not be distinguishable by means of sutures between them. In Hymenoptera, Lepidoptera, and Dip tera it is very large, forming the principal part of the upper surface of the thorax: in these insects its divisions are usually named without the prefix me so. In insects having wing-covers the me so notum is generally concealed by them, except a piece called the scutellum, which may be very small, as in most Coleoptera, or large, as in many Hemipter a. Me sony chidæ (mes-o-nik'i-dē), n. pl. [NL.,