Definition of diverticulum in English:

diverticulum

nounPlural diverticula ˌdʌɪvəˈtɪkjʊləmˌdaɪvərˈtɪkjələm

Anatomy Zoology

1A blind tube leading from a cavity or passage.
〔剖，动〕憩室
Example sentencesExamples
- The dorsal diverticulum becomes the body and tail, and the ventral diverticulum becomes the head.
1. 1.1Medicine An abnormal sac or pouch formed at a weak point in the wall of the alimentary tract.
  〔医〕消化道憩室病
  Example sentencesExamples
  Rectal diverticulum to side tube usually spontaneously occurs in one week.
  After neurulation, paired cavities called Hatschek's diverticula (possible pituitary homologue) form in the head endoderm.
  Bacterial colonization of the airways leads to further inflammation and the formation of diverticula in the bronchial tree.
  A urethral diverticula is usually identified as a distal bulge under the urethra.
  Saccular diverticula of the laryngeal ventricle are often reported.

Origin

Early 19th century: from medieval Latin, variant of Latin deverticulum 'byway', from devertere 'turn down or aside'.

Definition of diverticulum in US English:

diverticulum

nounˌdīvərˈtikyələmˌdaɪvərˈtɪkjələm

Anatomy Zoology

1A blind tube leading from a cavity or passage.
〔剖，动〕憩室
Example sentencesExamples
- The dorsal diverticulum becomes the body and tail, and the ventral diverticulum becomes the head.
1. 1.1Medicine An abnormal sac or pouch formed at a weak point in the wall of the alimentary tract.
  〔医〕消化道憩室病
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bacterial colonization of the airways leads to further inflammation and the formation of diverticula in the bronchial tree.
  Saccular diverticula of the laryngeal ventricle are often reported.
  A urethral diverticula is usually identified as a distal bulge under the urethra.
  After neurulation, paired cavities called Hatschek's diverticula (possible pituitary homologue) form in the head endoderm.
  Rectal diverticulum to side tube usually spontaneously occurs in one week.

Origin

Early 19th century: from medieval Latin, variant of Latin deverticulum ‘byway’, from devertere ‘turn down or aside’.

单词	diverticulum
释义	Definition of diverticulum in English: diverticulum nounPlural diverticula ˌdʌɪvəˈtɪkjʊləmˌdaɪvərˈtɪkjələm Anatomy Zoology 1A blind tube leading from a cavity or passage. 〔剖，动〕憩室 Example sentencesExamples The dorsal diverticulum becomes the body and tail, and the ventral diverticulum becomes the head. 1.1Medicine An abnormal sac or pouch formed at a weak point in the wall of the alimentary tract. 〔医〕消化道憩室病 Example sentencesExamples Rectal diverticulum to side tube usually spontaneously occurs in one week. After neurulation, paired cavities called Hatschek's diverticula (possible pituitary homologue) form in the head endoderm. Bacterial colonization of the airways leads to further inflammation and the formation of diverticula in the bronchial tree. A urethral diverticula is usually identified as a distal bulge under the urethra. Saccular diverticula of the laryngeal ventricle are often reported. Origin Early 19th century: from medieval Latin, variant of Latin deverticulum 'byway', from devertere 'turn down or aside'. Definition of diverticulum in US English: diverticulum nounˌdīvərˈtikyələmˌdaɪvərˈtɪkjələm Anatomy Zoology 1A blind tube leading from a cavity or passage. 〔剖，动〕憩室 Example sentencesExamples The dorsal diverticulum becomes the body and tail, and the ventral diverticulum becomes the head. 1.1Medicine An abnormal sac or pouch formed at a weak point in the wall of the alimentary tract. 〔医〕消化道憩室病 Example sentencesExamples Bacterial colonization of the airways leads to further inflammation and the formation of diverticula in the bronchial tree. Saccular diverticula of the laryngeal ventricle are often reported. A urethral diverticula is usually identified as a distal bulge under the urethra. After neurulation, paired cavities called Hatschek's diverticula (possible pituitary homologue) form in the head endoderm. Rectal diverticulum to side tube usually spontaneously occurs in one week. Origin Early 19th century: from medieval Latin, variant of Latin deverticulum ‘byway’, from devertere ‘turn down or aside’.
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