corniculate cartilage

corniculate cartilage
cor·nic·u·late cartilage kȯr-.nik-yə-lət- n either of two small nodules of yellow elastic cartilage articulating with the apex of the arytenoid called also cartilage of Santorini

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cartilago corniculata.

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  • cartilage of Santorini — cartilage of San·to·ri·ni .sant ə rē nē n CORNICULATE CARTILAGE G. D. Santorini see DUCT OF SANTORINI …   Medical dictionary

  • cartilage of santorini — ˌsantəˈrēnē Usage: usually capitalized S Etymology: after G.D.Santorini died ab1737 Italian physician and anatomist : corniculate cartilage …   Useful english dictionary

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