Definition of stapedial in English:

stapedial

adjective stəˈpiːdɪəlstəˈpēdēəl

Anatomy Zoology

attributive Relating to the stapes.
〔剖，动〕（与）镫骨（有关）的
the stapedial artery
Example sentencesExamples
- The stapedial artery originates as a dorsal branch of the second aortic arch and is a part of the carotid artery system.
- The embryonic hyoid artery arises from the cephalic aspect of the internal carotid artery to form the stapedial and caroticotympanic branches before subsequent regression 15.
- Neurologic disorders that cause objective tinnitus include palatomyoclonus (repetitive rapid contractions of soft palate muscles) and idiopathic stapedial muscle spasm.
- Gregory interpreted Phlegethonia as fossorial, based upon the highly ossified braincase, forward position of the jaws, large round stapedial footplate, and low neural spines, which it has in common with amphisbaenids.
- In Kojima's study, stapedial abnormality was seen more commonly than other ossicular dislocations.
- No sulcus for a stapedial artery can be clearly identified on either specimen.
- The stapes has neither a columella nor a stapedial foramen.
- Other features of the basicranium are also advanced, such as the fully ossified tegmen tympani covering the facial canal, and the lack of a stapedial branch of the internal carotid artery.
- Further assessment of the stapedial status will be made at the time of tympanoplastic surgery.
- The primitive condition in carnivorans/carnivoramorphans is believed to be one in which the stapedial artery branches off the internal carotid.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin stapedius (denoting the muscle attached to the neck of the stapes) + -al.

Definition of stapedial in US English:

stapedial

adjectivestəˈpēdēəl

Anatomy Zoology

attributive Relating to the stapes.
〔剖，动〕（与）镫骨（有关）的
the stapedial artery
Example sentencesExamples
- No sulcus for a stapedial artery can be clearly identified on either specimen.
- In Kojima's study, stapedial abnormality was seen more commonly than other ossicular dislocations.
- Neurologic disorders that cause objective tinnitus include palatomyoclonus (repetitive rapid contractions of soft palate muscles) and idiopathic stapedial muscle spasm.
- The primitive condition in carnivorans/carnivoramorphans is believed to be one in which the stapedial artery branches off the internal carotid.
- The stapedial artery originates as a dorsal branch of the second aortic arch and is a part of the carotid artery system.
- Further assessment of the stapedial status will be made at the time of tympanoplastic surgery.
- Other features of the basicranium are also advanced, such as the fully ossified tegmen tympani covering the facial canal, and the lack of a stapedial branch of the internal carotid artery.
- Gregory interpreted Phlegethonia as fossorial, based upon the highly ossified braincase, forward position of the jaws, large round stapedial footplate, and low neural spines, which it has in common with amphisbaenids.
- The stapes has neither a columella nor a stapedial foramen.
- The embryonic hyoid artery arises from the cephalic aspect of the internal carotid artery to form the stapedial and caroticotympanic branches before subsequent regression 15.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin stapedius (denoting the muscle attached to the neck of the stapes) + -al.

单词	stapedial
释义	Definition of stapedial in English: stapedial adjective stəˈpiːdɪəlstəˈpēdēəl Anatomy Zoology attributive Relating to the stapes. 〔剖，动〕（与）镫骨（有关）的 the stapedial artery Example sentencesExamples The stapedial artery originates as a dorsal branch of the second aortic arch and is a part of the carotid artery system. The embryonic hyoid artery arises from the cephalic aspect of the internal carotid artery to form the stapedial and caroticotympanic branches before subsequent regression 15. Neurologic disorders that cause objective tinnitus include palatomyoclonus (repetitive rapid contractions of soft palate muscles) and idiopathic stapedial muscle spasm. Gregory interpreted Phlegethonia as fossorial, based upon the highly ossified braincase, forward position of the jaws, large round stapedial footplate, and low neural spines, which it has in common with amphisbaenids. In Kojima's study, stapedial abnormality was seen more commonly than other ossicular dislocations. No sulcus for a stapedial artery can be clearly identified on either specimen. The stapes has neither a columella nor a stapedial foramen. Other features of the basicranium are also advanced, such as the fully ossified tegmen tympani covering the facial canal, and the lack of a stapedial branch of the internal carotid artery. Further assessment of the stapedial status will be made at the time of tympanoplastic surgery. The primitive condition in carnivorans/carnivoramorphans is believed to be one in which the stapedial artery branches off the internal carotid. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin stapedius (denoting the muscle attached to the neck of the stapes) + -al. Definition of stapedial in US English: stapedial adjectivestəˈpēdēəl Anatomy Zoology attributive Relating to the stapes. 〔剖，动〕（与）镫骨（有关）的 the stapedial artery Example sentencesExamples No sulcus for a stapedial artery can be clearly identified on either specimen. In Kojima's study, stapedial abnormality was seen more commonly than other ossicular dislocations. Neurologic disorders that cause objective tinnitus include palatomyoclonus (repetitive rapid contractions of soft palate muscles) and idiopathic stapedial muscle spasm. The primitive condition in carnivorans/carnivoramorphans is believed to be one in which the stapedial artery branches off the internal carotid. The stapedial artery originates as a dorsal branch of the second aortic arch and is a part of the carotid artery system. Further assessment of the stapedial status will be made at the time of tympanoplastic surgery. Other features of the basicranium are also advanced, such as the fully ossified tegmen tympani covering the facial canal, and the lack of a stapedial branch of the internal carotid artery. Gregory interpreted Phlegethonia as fossorial, based upon the highly ossified braincase, forward position of the jaws, large round stapedial footplate, and low neural spines, which it has in common with amphisbaenids. The stapes has neither a columella nor a stapedial foramen. The embryonic hyoid artery arises from the cephalic aspect of the internal carotid artery to form the stapedial and caroticotympanic branches before subsequent regression 15. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin stapedius (denoting the muscle attached to the neck of the stapes) + -al.
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