prehepaticus

prehepaticus
pre·he·pat·i·cus (pre″hə-patґĭ-kəs) [pre- + Gr. hēpar liver] a mass of vascular and connective tissue in the embryo that develops into the interstitial tissue of the liver.

Medical dictionary. 2011.

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  • prehepaticus — pre·he·pat·i·cus …   English syllables

  • prehepaticus — ˌprēhə̇ˈpad.ə̇kəs noun ( es) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin prae pre + Greek hēpat , hēpar liver, + Latin icus ic more at hepatic : the embryonic connective and vascular tissues from which the interstitial part of the liver is developed …   Useful english dictionary

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