Pylorus
21Pylorus — Py|lo|rus 〈m.; Gen.: , Pl.: lo|ren; Anat.〉 Schließmuskel am Ausgang des Magens, Magenpförtner [Etym.: neulat. <grch. pyloros »Torhüter«] …
22Pylorus — Pylo̱rus [von gr. πυλωρος = Torhüter; unterer Magenmund] m; , ...ri: Magenpförtner, Pförtner, Schließmuskel am Magenausgang (Anat.) …
23pylorus — py·lo·rus || paɪ lÉ”ËrÉ™s n. opening between the stomach and the duodenum (Anatomy) …
24pylorus — [pʌɪ lɔ:rəs] noun (plural pylori pʌɪ lɔ:rʌɪ) Anatomy the opening from the stomach into the duodenum. Derivatives pyloric adjective Origin C17: via late L. from Gk pulouros gatekeeper …
25pylorus — py·lo·rus …
26pylorus — n. the lower end of the stomach, which leads to the duodenum. It terminates at a ring of muscle – the pyloric sphincter – which contracts to close the opening by which the stomach communicates with the duodenum. Derivatives: pyloric adj …
27pylorus — py•lo•rus [[t]paɪˈlɔr əs, ˈloʊr , pɪ [/t]] n. pl. lo•ri [[t] ˈlɔr aɪ, ˈloʊr aɪ[/t]] anat. zool. the opening between the stomach and the start of the intestine in most vertebrates • Etymology: 1605–15; < LL < Gk pylōrós lit., gatekeeper… …
28pylorus — /paɪˈlɔrəs/ (say puy lawruhs) noun (plural pylori /paɪˈlɔraɪ/ (say puy lawruy)) the opening between the stomach and the intestine. {Late Latin, from Greek pylōros, literally, gatekeeper} –pyloric /paɪˈlɒrɪk/ (say puy lorik), adjective …
29pylorus — n. opening from stomach into intestine. ♦ pyloric, a …
30Pylorus — Py|lo|rus, der; , ...ren <griechisch> (Medizin Pförtner; Schließmuskel am Magenausgang) …
