antrum of Highmore
antrum of Highmore noun: the maxillary sinus.
Noun
antrum of Highmore (plural antrums of Highmore or antra of Highmore)
- The maxillary sinus.
Forms of antrum of Highmore
| plural | antrums of Highmore |
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| plural | antra of Highmore |
Origin of antrum of Highmore
Named after Nathaniel Highmore (1613–1685), British surgeon and anatomist who described it in detail in his 1651 treatise.
Questions about antrum of Highmore
- What does antrum of Highmore mean?
- Antrum of Highmore means the maxillary sinus.
- What part of speech is antrum of Highmore?
- Antrum of Highmore is a noun.
- What is the plural of antrum of Highmore?
- The plural of antrum of Highmore is antrums of Highmore.
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