- to the
gallbladder body). In the
surgical literature, the term duct of
Luschka is used to
refer to an
accessory bile duct. They are
small ducts that distinctly...
-
including the
foramina of
Luschka,
Luschka's crypts,
Luschka's joints, and
Ducts of
Luschka. His name is also ****ociated with
Luschka's law, an
anatomical rule...
-
lateral aperture of
fourth ventricle or
foramen of
Luschka (after
anatomist Hubert von
Luschka) is an
opening at the
lateral extremity of
either lateral...
- In anatomy,
Luschka's joints (also
called uncovertebral joints,
neurocentral joints) are
formed between uncinate process or "uncus"
below and uncovertebral...
- put it down it to
blockage or
narrowing of the
foramina of
Magendie and
Luschka, the two
apertures in the
fourth ventricle that
allow cerebrospinal fluid...
-
German anatomist Hubert Von Luschka.
Foramina of
Luschka Luschka's joints Ducts of
Luschka "
Luschka's crypts". TheFreeDictionary.com.
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- Lovibond's
angle Lund's node
Crypts of
Luschka,
Ducts of
Luschka,
Foramina of
Luschka, and
Luschka's joints – Hubert von
Luschka Macewen's triangle – Sir William...
- The
coccygeal glomus (coccygeal
gland or body;
Luschka’s gland) is a
vestigial structure placed in
front of, or
immediately below, the tip of the coccyx...
-
Subependymomas of the
fourth ventricle,
extending into the
cerebellopontine angle via the
foramen of
Luschka,
right side of illustration....
-
recurrent meningeal nerves,
sinuvertebral nerves, or
recurrent nerves of
Luschka) are a
number of
small nerves that
branch from the
segmental spinal nerve...
