urachus
English
Etymology
From
New Latin
ūrachus
, from
Ancient Greek
οὐραχός
(
ourakhós
)
.
Noun
urachus
(
plural
urachi
or
urachuses
)
(
anatomy
)
A
band
of
fibrous
tissue
extending from the
bladder
to the
umbilicus
.
2003
, Douglas H. Slatter,
Textbook of Small Animal Surgery
, volume 1, page
1631
:
A persistent
urachus
exists if the entire urachal tube remains patent between the bladder and umbilicus.
Derived terms
urachal
Translations
urachus
Chinese:
脐尿管
German:
Urachus
Japanese:
尿膜管
(
にょうまくかん, nyoumakukan
)
Polish:
moczownik
Portuguese:
úraco
m
Spanish:
uraco
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