- An
ampulla (/æmˈpʊlə, -ˈpʌl-/; pl.: ampullae) was, in
Ancient Rome, a
small round vessel,
usually made of gl**** and with two handles, used for sacred...
- The
ampulla of Vater,
hepatopancreatic ampulla or
hepatopancreatic duct is the
common duct that is
usually formed by a
union of the
common bile duct and...
- (0.39 in). It has four
described parts: the
intramural part, isthmus,
ampulla, and
infundibulum with ****ociated fimbriae. Each tube has two openings:...
- commencement, but it is
dilated near its termination,
forming the
rectal ampulla. It
terminates at the
level of the
anorectal ring (the
level of the puborectalis...
- The Holy
Ampulla or Holy
Ampoule (Sainte
Ampoule in French) was a gl**** vial which, from its
first recorded use by Pope
Innocent II for the anointing...
-
Periampullary cancer is a
cancer that
forms near the
ampulla of Vater, an
enlargement of the
ducts from the
liver and
pancreas where they join and enter...
-
found Ampulla of
uterine tube (
ampulla tubae uterinae)
Ampulla of vas
deferens or
ampulla of
ductus deferens (
ampulla vas
deferentis or
ampulla ductus...
-
Continuous taenia coli
haustra epiploic appendix ****
Transverse folds Ampulla Anal
canal **** Anal
columns Anal
valves Anal
sinuses Pectinate line Internal...
- is a
dilated sac
called an
membranous ampulla,
which is more than
twice the
diameter of the ducts. Each
ampulla contains an
ampullary crest, the crista...
- The
ampulla pulla of vas deferens, also
called the
ampulla pulla of
ductus deferens, is an
enlargement of the vas
deferens at the
pulla fundus of the bladder...
