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trabecula
This term is primarily used in anatomical and histological contexts to describe the structural scaffolding of organs. It evokes the image of a supportive lattice or a honeycomb-like framework that provides strength without adding excessive weight, most commonly associated with the interior of spongy bone or the structure of the retina.
Because it is a technical term derived from Latin, it follows an irregular pluralization pattern. In professional medical and scientific writing, the plural form "trabeculae" is used exclusively rather than the standard English "-s" suffix.
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The spongy bone is composed of a complex network of trabecula.
Look at how each trabecula provides structural support to the epiphysis.
The aqueous humor drains through the trabecula meshwork of the eye.
I wonder if the thinning of each trabecula is the primary cause of the fracture.
A single trabecula may appear as a thin line of calcified tissue under the microscope.
The surgeon noted a blockage in the trabecula during the glaucoma procedure.
Each trabecula in the cancellous bone aligns with the lines of mechanical stress.
Each trabecula in the cancellous bone aligns with the lines of mechanical stress.
Is this specific trabecula damaged or is it just an artifact of the staining process?