arteria perinealis
- noun
- Specialized
- The arteria perinealis branches off from the internal pudendal artery and supplies the perineal area.
Examples
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The arteria perinealis supplies blood to the perineal area.
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During the surgery, care was taken not to damage the arteria perinealis.
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An injury to the arteria perinealis can result in significant bleeding in the area.
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The arteria perinealis plays a crucial role in supplying blood to the perineal region.
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An injury to the arteria perinealis can lead to complications.
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The arteria perinealis is essential for maintaining blood flow to the perineal structures during surgery.
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Surgeons are trained to identify the arteria perinealis to prevent complications during procedures.
Synonyms
A small blood vessel that supplies blood to the skin and muscles between the anus and genitals
Surface Forms
Morphology
arteria + perinealis
The compound is fully compositional: 'arteria' corresponds to 'artery' and 'perinealis' to 'perineal' (relating to the perineum), so a learner who knows both constituents can directly infer it is an artery serving the perineal area. Although the forms are Latin/technical, the semantic relation is transparent and mirrors equivalent terms in many languages, making the meaning predictable from the parts.
Etymology
Arteria perinealis comes from Latin words: arteria meaning 'a blood vessel' and perinealis meaning 'of the perineum', the small area between the genitals and the anus. So, the name is a simple picture — it is the artery that runs to and gives blood to that area.