fold; plica
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Introduction
A ridge or margin apparently formed by the doubling back of a lamina.
More specific terms
- aryepiglottic fold (arytenoepiglottidean fold)
- axillary fold
- caval fold
- iliocecal fold; Treves fossa; plica iliocecalis
- interureteric crest/fold; bar of bladder; ureteric fold; Mercier bar; plica ureterica; torus uretericus
- lateral glossoepiglottic/pharyngoepiglottic fold
- lateral umbilical fold; plica umbricalis lateralis; epigastric fascia
- malleolar fold - anterior/posterior
- medial umbilical fold; plica umbilicalis medialis; plica hypogastrica
- median umbilical fold; plica urachi
- peritoneal fold
- pleuroperitoneal fold/membrane
- rectouterine fold; plica rectouterina; Douglas fold; sacrouterine fold
- sacrogenital fold
- salpingopharyngeal fold
- semilunar fold
- sublingual fold
- synovial fold
- tonsillar/amygdaloid fossa (tonsillar bed)
- transverse folds of rectum; plicae recti; rectal valves (Houston folds, Kohlrausch folds)
- transverse palatine fold; ruga palatina; transverse palatine ridge
- transverse vesical fold; plica vesicalis transversa
- triangular fold
References
- ↑ Stedman's Medical Dictionary 27th ed, Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore, 1999.