Morgagni caruncle foramen etc.

Mor·ga·gni caruncle, foramen, etc. (mor-gahґnye) [Giovanni Battista Morgagni, Italian anatomist and pathologist, 1682–1771; professor at Padua, and the founder of pathological anatomy, whose clinicopathological reports were published in 1761 under the title De sedibus et causis morborum (“The Seats and Causes of Disease”)] see under caruncle, foramen, fossa, globule, hernia, lacuna, and prolapse, and see appendix testis, columnae anales, fossa navicularis urethrae, glandulae urethrales urethrae masculinae, sinus anales, and ventriculus laryngis.