Gartner cyst duct (canal)

Gartner cyst duct (canal)
Gart·ner cyst, duct (canal) (gahrtґnər) [Hermann Treschow Gartner, Danish surgeon and anatomist, 1785–1827] see under cyst, and see ductus longitudinalis epoцphori.

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