fistula in Greek
fistula in Greek is συρίγγιο — fistula means an unusual channel connecting two body parts, such as organs or blood vessels, that are not normally joined.
fistula in Greek
συρίγγιο
Pronounced: syringio
(medicine) An abnormal connection or passageway between organs or vessels that normally do not connect.
What does "fistula" mean?
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noun An unusual channel connecting two body parts, such as organs or blood vessels, that are not normally joined.
"An intestinal fistula is an unwanted pathway from intestines to other organs (e.g., the bladder)."
- noun A tube, pipe, or opening.
- noun A tube once used to drink the Eucharistic wine from the chalice during certain church ceremonies, such as papal Mass.
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fistula in a sentence
- An intestinal fistula is an unwanted pathway from intestines to other organs (e.g., the bladder).
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What is "fistula" in Greek?
"fistula" in Greek is συρίγγιο. fistula means: An unusual channel connecting two body parts, such as organs or blood vessels, that are not normally joined.
How do you pronounce συρίγγιο?
"fistula" in Greek is συρίγγιο, pronounced "syringio".
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