hyaloid artery
hyaloid artery noun: branch of opthalmic artery, in optic stalk of eye, to transport nutrients to retina during fetal development. later develops into hyaloid canal.
Noun
hyaloid artery (plural hyaloid arteries)
- branch of opthalmic artery, in optic stalk of eye, to transport nutrients to retina during fetal development. later develops into hyaloid canal
Forms of hyaloid artery
| plural | hyaloid arteries |
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Origin of hyaloid artery
From hyaloid + artery.
Questions about hyaloid artery
- What does hyaloid artery mean?
- Hyaloid artery means branch of opthalmic artery, in optic stalk of eye, to transport nutrients to retina during fetal development. later develops into hyaloid canal.
- What part of speech is hyaloid artery?
- Hyaloid artery is a noun.
- What is the plural of hyaloid artery?
- The plural of hyaloid artery is hyaloid arteries.
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