anatomical junction

An anatomical structure that connects two structures.

Type	Organ
Latin Name	anatomical junction
FMA ID	5898

Sub-structures

atrioventricular region Organ bronchoalveolar duct junction Organ canthus Organ corneo-scleral junction Organ digestive tract junction Organ forebrain-midbrain boundary Organ forebrain midbrain boundary neural keel Organ forebrain midbrain boundary neural rod Organ forebrain midbrain boundary neural tube Organ gingival epithelial attachment Organ gluteal sulcus Organ hindbrain-spinal cord boundary Organ kidney corticomedullary boundary Organ mouth-foregut junction Organ nerve plexus Nerve ora serrata of retina Organ rhombomere boundary Organ sinotubular junction Vessel somite border Organ telencephalon diencephalon boundary Organ thymus corticomedullary boundary Bone ureteropelvic junction Organ zona limitans intrathalamica Organ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the anatomical junction?

An anatomical structure that connects two structures.

What is the Latin name for the anatomical junction?

The Latin name for the anatomical junction is anatomical junction.

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