Definition of mammillothalamic in English:

mammillothalamic

(also mamillothalamic)

adjective ˌmamɪləʊθəˈlamɪk

Anatomy Zoology

Of or relating to the mammillary bodies and the thalamus; especially in "mammillothalamic tract"noun a large bundle of fibres on each side of the brain, connecting the mammillary body to the anterior nucleus of the thalamus.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Comparative Neurology. From scientific Latin mamillo-thalamicus from classical Latin mamilla + -o- + scientific Latin thalamicus.

Definition of mammillothalamic in US English:

mammillothalamic

(also mamillothalamic)

adjectiveˌmamɪləʊθəˈlamɪk

Anatomy Zoology

Of or relating to the mammillary bodies and the thalamus; especially in "mammillothalamic tract"noun a large bundle of fibres on each side of the brain, connecting the mammillary body to the anterior nucleus of the thalamus.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Comparative Neurology. From scientific Latin mamillo-thalamicus from classical Latin mamilla + -o- + scientific Latin thalamicus.

词汇	mammillothalamic
释义	Definition of mammillothalamic in English: mammillothalamic (also mamillothalamic) adjective ˌmamɪləʊθəˈlamɪk Anatomy Zoology Of or relating to the mammillary bodies and the thalamus; especially in "mammillothalamic tract"noun a large bundle of fibres on each side of the brain, connecting the mammillary body to the anterior nucleus of the thalamus. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Comparative Neurology. From scientific Latin mamillo-thalamicus from classical Latin mamilla + -o- + scientific Latin thalamicus. Definition of mammillothalamic in US English: mammillothalamic (also mamillothalamic) adjectiveˌmamɪləʊθəˈlamɪk Anatomy Zoology Of or relating to the mammillary bodies and the thalamus; especially in "mammillothalamic tract"noun a large bundle of fibres on each side of the brain, connecting the mammillary body to the anterior nucleus of the thalamus. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Comparative Neurology. From scientific Latin mamillo-thalamicus from classical Latin mamilla + -o- + scientific Latin thalamicus.
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