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Howship, John Howship, John (how'ship?) Brit. anatomist, 1781–1841. Howship lacunaOne of several small pits, grooves, or depressions found where bone is resorbed by osteoclasts. See: osteoclastHowship symptomParesthesia or pain on the medial aspect of the thigh secondary to pressure on the obturator nerve by an obturator hernia. Synonym: Howship-Romberg signHowship, John, English surgeon, 1781-1841. Howship lacunae - tiny depressions, pits, or irregular grooves in bone that are being resorbed by osteoclasts. Synonym(s): resorption lacunaeRomberg-Howship symptom - see under Romberg, Moritz Heinrich von |