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81organ neurosis — n any psychosomatic disorder (as a conversion disorder) …
82organ of Rosenmuller — organ of Ro·sen·mül·ler rō zən .myü lər n EPOOPHORON Ro·sen·mül·ler rōz ən .muel ər Johann Christian (1771 1820) German anatomist. Rosenmüller served as professor of anatomy and surgery at a German university. He is remembered for classic… …
83Organ — Organ, von mehreren, verschieden differenzierten Geweben gebildete Struktur des Körpers höherer Pflanzen und Tiere (Cormophyten, manche Moose, Bilateria), die eine bestimmte Gestalt hat, deutlich abgegrenzt ist und eine bzw. mehrere spezifische… …
84organ — англ. [о/гэн] organo ит. [о/ргано] organum лат. [о/рганум] Orgel нем. [о/ргэль] orgue фр. [орг] орган (муз. инструм.) …
85organ — 1 medium, vehicle, channel, *mean, instrument, instrumentality, agent, agency 2 *journal, periodical, newspaper, magazine, review …
86organ — [n] means, tool agency, agent, channel, device, element, forum, implement, instrument, journal, magazine, medium, member, ministry, mouthpiece, newspaper, paper, part, periodical, process, publication, review, structure, unit, vehicle, voice,… …
87organ of Corti — [kôrt′ē] n. the spiral structure inside the cochlea of the inner ear, containing the hair cells that are sensitive to sound waves …
88organ of Cor|ti — «KAWR tee», a part of the structure of the inner ear that lies along the basilar membrane of the cochlea. It contains over 15,000 hair cells which transmit sound vibrations to the nerve fibers. ╂[< Alfonso Corti, 1822 1888, an Italian… …
89Organ transplant — An organ transplant is the moving of a whole or partial organ from one body to another (or from a donor site on the patient s own body), for the purpose of replacing the recipient s damaged or failing organ with a working one from the donor site …
90Organ trio — Jazz organist Jimmy Smith at a show in Italy in 1994. An organ trio, in a jazz context, is a group of three jazz musicians, typically consisting of a Hammond organ player, a drummer, and either a jazz guitarist or a saxophone player. In some… …
