| glomus b. |
anastomosis arteriovenosa glomeriformis.
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| glomus c. |
1. any of the moderately large specific epithelioid cells (type I) of the carotid body (see glomus caroticum) containing abundant cytoplasm and membrane-bound, electron-dense granules and having a few dendritic processes; they are richly supplied with nerve endings and are surrounded by cells without cytoplasmic granules (type II). Called also glomerular c. 2. any of the modified smooth muscle cells with uniform nuclei, pale-staining cytoplasm, and indistinct margins that surround the arterial segment of a glomeriform arteriovenous anastomosis, which are richly innervated by fibers of the autonomic nervous system.
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| glomus jugulare t. |
a chemodectoma involving the tympanic body (glomus jugulare). It may cause symptoms in the ear (see glomus tympanicum t.) or in the mouth (hoarseness, dysphagia, aspiration, or tongue atrophy).
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| glomus t. |
1. a benign but painful tumor involving a glomeriform arteriovenous anastomosis (glomus body), which may be found anywhere in the skin, most often on the distal part of a finger or toe, especially beneath the nail. It may also occur in the stomach or nasal cavity. Called also glomangioma. 2. chemodectoma.
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| glomus tympanicum t. |
a type of glomus jugulare tumor involving the glomus tympanicum adjacent to the promontory of the tympanic cavity. When large, the tumor may fill the tympanic cavity, causing tinnitus and conductive hearing loss.
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