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Identification |
Official Latin term | ligamentum arteriosum |
Official term | ligamentum arteriosum |
Unit identifier | TAH:U3750 |
Unit type | single |
Materiality | material |
Navigation |
Taxonomic definition |
Taxonomic definition | The ligamentum arteriosum is a transformed artery [arteria transformata] which is the remnant of a fetal connection (ductus arteriosus) between the aorta [aorta ] and the left pulmonary artery [arteria pulmonalis sinistra ] with no defined function. |
Notes |
Trace TA98 note | In the published book (Thieme 1998), this entry had a second term in parentheses (ductus arteriosus). The absence of a preceding semicolon and presence of parentheses indicated that the term is not a synonym for ligamentum arteriosum, and that this ductus is an inconstant structure. A new entry has been created for this inconstant structure, A12.2.01.221 ductus arteriosus persistens. |
Partonomy |
TAH:E10200 |
human body
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TAH:U3568 | |
TAH:U3725 | |
TAH:U14659 | |
TAH:U3749 | |
TAH:U3750 | ligamentum arteriosum |
Taxonomy |
FMA:62955 | |
FMA:61775 | |
FMA:67165 | |
FMA:305751 | |
FMA:67135 | |
FMA:16558 | |
FMA:14076 | |
FMA:13421 | ligamentum arteriosum |
Date: 28.06.2023 |