vestibule

Examples

• All

• Take that digit away from that nasal vestibule.

  The Suite Life Movie (2011)

• Laryngeal penetration was defined as the entry of material into the laryngeal vestibule down to the level of the vocal folds.

  Academic text (2006)

• The vestibule is the second, but much less frequent site of involvement.

  Academic text (1996)

• There will be labia, menorah, which are these inner lips, the vestibule, which is, you know, the porch to the vagina, this space here.

• Sebaceous carcinomas are cutaneous appendageal tumors that are very rare in the nasal vestibule.

  Academic text (2007)

• We describe a case of a 90-year-old man who presented with an ulcerated mass in the right nasal vestibule existing for 18 months, with a history of "basal cell carcinoma" of the same area.

  Academic text (2007)

• The doctor examined the vestibule of the ear to assess the patient's hearing difficulties.

• During the surgery, the surgeon carefully inspected the vestibule to ensure proper function.

• The anatomy textbook provided illustrations of the human vestibule, highlighting its role in balance.

Synonyms

C

chamber

vsvestibule

271 3.9

An enclosed space inside something, for example a cave or the body

is a specific entrance cavity leading into another internal space in anatomy

Compounds

A

artery of the vestibule bulb

• Specialized

9.6

A small blood vessel that carries blood to the bulb near the female genital opening

F

fenestra of the vestibule

• Specialized

9.9

A small opening in the inner ear wall connected to a tiny middle ear bone that lets sound waves enter

V

vestibule of the vagina

• Specialized

8.7

The space between the inner lips that contains the urine and vaginal openings

V

vestibule of the ear

• Specialized

9.2

A small central space inside the inner ear that helps control balance and links hearing parts

Surface Forms

Etymology