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Definition of basilar - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
medicalTECH. related to the base of a structureTECH.
- The basilar artery supplies blood to the brain.
2.
skullTECH. located at the base of the skullTECH.
- The basilar part of the occipital bone is crucial.
Expressions with basilar
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unpaired artery formed by vertebral arteries that supplies pons and cerebellum
The basilar artery supplies blood to the pons and cerebellum.
abnormal skull base displacement affecting the brainstem
The MRI showed a basilar impression affecting the patient's brainstem.
Origin of basilar
Latin, basis (base) + -ar (pertaining to)
Terms with basilar included in their meaning
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brain blood vessel
artery that supplies the cerebellum and branches from basilar or vertebral artery
vessel
artery from the basilar artery that supplies the inner ear
brain artery
artery from the basilar artery supplying temporal and occipital lobes
medical
related to both vertebral and basilar arteries
Examples of basilar in a sentence
Damage to the basilar part of the skull can be serious. The basilar artery is vital for brain function. Injuries to the basilar region can be severe.
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- French:basilaire, de la base du crâne, ...
- German:basilar, schädelbasisnah, ...
- Italian:basilare, alla base del cranio, ...
- Spanish:basilar, de la base del cráneo, ...
- Portuguese:basilar, ...
- Chinese:基底的, 颅底的, ...
- Japanese:基底の, 底部の, ...
- Arabic:قاعِيّ, قاعِدي, ...
- Hebrew:בָּסִיסִי, מְמוּקָם בְּבָסִיס הַגּוֹלְגוֹלֶת, ...
- Russian:базилярный, основанный, ...
- Ukrainian:базилярний, ...
- Hindi:आधारिक, ...
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