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dural
[ door-uhl, dyoor-uhl ]
dural
/ ˈdjʊərəl /
adjective
- relating to or affecting the dura mater
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Other Words From
- sub·dural adjective
- super·dural adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dural1
First recorded in 1885–90; dur(a mater) + -al 1
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Example Sentences
According to Rustenhoven, the dural sinuses offer both a location to study diseases like multiple sclerosis or even Alzheimer’s disease and a potential target for treatments.
From Quanta Magazine
Brain pale, some dural vessels well marked, no clots or hemorrhages.
From Project Gutenberg
The dural vessels of the brain were dilated; there was a clot on the dura over the fourth ventricle.
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The cerebral dural vessels were congested and the spinal dural vessels were well defined.
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Post-mortem showed dural vessels of cord and brain full of blood.
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No harm is done in exposing these structures, and it precludes missing an extra-dural abscess.
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