Anatomical conduit space

Anatomical space which connects two or more compartment spaces or two or more anatomical cavities. Examples: foramen magnum, pyloric orifice, space of right inguinal canal, nutrient canal space,

http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/FMA_9338

Anatomical space which connects two or more compartment spaces or two or more anatomical cavities. Examples: foramen magnum, pyloric orifice, space of right inguinal canal, nutrient canal space,

type: class is-a: Anatomical space subclasses: Upper respiratory tract space, Respiratory conduit space, Inferior pelvic aperture space, Space of hypoglossal canal, Space of coronary sulcus, Superior pelvic aperture space, Space of inguinal canal, Space of adductor canal, Subdivision of respiratory conduit space, Space of obturator canal, Foramen singulare, Interventricular foramen, Foramen caecum of medulla oblongata, Valve of foramen ovale, Thyroid foramen, Intervertebral foramen, Foramen magnum, Subcellular conduit, Anatomical orifice, Nutrient foramina of carpal bone, Nutrient foramen of ulna, Nutrient foramen of humerus, Epiploic foramen, Interatrial sulcus, Vomerorostral canal, Vomerovaginal canal, Oropharyngeal isthmus, Pharyngeal isthmus, Apical foramen of root of tooth, Pupil, Inner part of external acoustic meatal space, Space of nasolacrimal canal, Middle part of external acoustic meatal space, External part of external acoustic meatal space, External acoustic meatal space, Inferior thoracic aperture space, Superior thoracic aperture space, Conduit space of axilla, Nutrient canal space, Space of canal for vertebral artery, Space of canal of Volkmann, Space of Haversian canal, Osseoligamentous conduit, Urogenital hiatus, Condylar canal, Posterior sacral foramina, Anterior sacral foramina, Intervertebral foramina, Cribriform foramina, Cranial conduit, Incisive duct, Nutrient foramen of radius, Incisive foramen, Nutrient foramen :slot-templates: contains value-type: Class, contains value-type: Organ :documentation: Old Definition: Anatomical space, which connects two or more body spaces with one another; is surrounded by subdivisions of one or more organs; contains subdivisions of organs, or one or more body substances. Examples: intervertebral foramen (canal), pharyngotympanic tube, inguinal canal, carpal canal, superior thoracic aperture, pelvic inlet. :direct-template-slots: systemic part of

Anatomical conduit space

FMA:9338

Anatomical conduit space

http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/FMA_5897