"The spelling azygous when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English is used 7. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of this vein, azygos is the sole correct spelling (see Terminologia Anatomica). Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"The spelling azygous when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English is used 7. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of this vein, azygos is the sole correct spelling (see Terminologia Anatomica). Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"The spelling azygous when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English is used 7. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of this vein, azygos is the sole correct spelling (see Terminologia Anatomica). Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"The German anatomist Heinrich Wrisberg (1739-1808) first described this anatomical variant of the right upper lobe in 1778 1."
"An azygos lobe is a normal variant that develops when a laterally displaced azygos vein creates a deep pleural fissure in the apical segment of the right upper lobe during embryological development. It is not a true accessory lobe as it does not have its own bronchus or corresponding bronchopulmonary segment 1."
"The spelling azygous when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English is used 7. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of this vein, azygos is the sole correct spelling (see Terminologia Anatomica). Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"The spelling azygous when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English is used 7. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of this vein, azygos is the sole correct spelling (see Terminologia Anatomica). Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
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