How Do You Spell PLICA TRANSVERSALIS RECTI?

Pronunciation: [plˈiːkə tɹansvˈɜːsˈɑːliz ɹˈɛkti] (IPA)

Pronounced as /ˈplɪkə trænzˌvɜrsəlɪs ˈrɛkti/, "plica transversalis recti" is a medical term referring to a fold in the transverse fascia in the rectus abdominis muscle. The word's spelling originates from Latin, and "plica" means fold, "transversalis" refers to being situated crosswise, and "recti" pertains to the rectus muscle. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word helps in understanding its correct pronunciation for medical professionals to communicate accurately regarding this anatomical feature.

PLICA TRANSVERSALIS RECTI Meaning and Definition

1. Plica transversalis recti is a term used in anatomy to describe a structure found within the human body. The term consists of several components that help to elucidate its meaning.

   The word "plica" refers to a fold of tissue or membrane. In this context, it specifically relates to a fold found within the body, more precisely, within the rectus abdominis muscle.

   "Transversalis" refers to a transverse orientation or position. In anatomy, this term commonly denotes a structure that is positioned horizontally or perpendicular to the long axis of the body. In the case of plica transversalis recti, it signifies the direction or alignment of the fold within the rectus abdominis muscle.

   "Recti" pertains to the rectus abdominis muscle, which is a paired muscle located in the anterior abdomen. It is responsible for flexing the trunk, assisting in respiration, and providing support for the organs in the abdominal cavity.

   Combining these components, plica transversalis recti refers to a transverse fold or folding structure present within the rectus abdominis muscle. This fold may have physiological or pathological significance, affecting the function or condition of the muscle. Further anatomical exploration and research are necessary to establish a comprehensive understanding of the precise role and implications of plica transversalis recti in the human body.

2. Houston’s valve, Kohlrausch’s valve; one of from three to five crescentic folds on the lateral walls of the rectum, caused by an infolding of the mucous and part of the muscular coats.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

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