Obturator hernia
obturator hernia n.
A hernia through the obturator foramen.
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noun, Crystallography. 1. See under (def 1). [bahy-sek-triks] /baɪˈsɛk trɪks/ noun, plural bisectrices [bahy-sek-trahy-seez] /ˌbaɪ sɛkˈtraɪ siz/ (Show IPA) 1. Crystallography. an imaginary line either the acute angle (acute bisectrix) or the obtuse angle (obtuse bisectrix) of the optic axes of a biaxial crystal. 2. Geometry. a bisector. /baɪˈsɛktrɪks/ noun (pl) bisectrices (baɪˈsɛktrɪˌsiːz) 1. another […]