Definition of fundus in English:

fundus

nounPlural fundi ˈfʌndəsˈfəndəs

Anatomy

1The part of a hollow organ (such as the uterus or the gall bladder) that is furthest from the opening.
Example sentencesExamples
- The distribution of the various epithelial changes did not follow any pattern with regard to occurrence in the neck, body, or fundus of the gallbladder.
- When you place your head lower than your hips, gravity encourages the fetus to move toward the fundus of the uterus, flex his or her chin, and turn under.
- The textbook is a comprehensive and very practical approach to all aspects of fundus diseases including retina, vitreous, choroid, tumors of the fundus and optic nerve disease.
1. 1.1 The upper part of the stomach, which forms a bulge above the level of the opening of the oesophagus (furthest from the pylorus).
  Example sentencesExamples
  They inserted a plastic tube through the fundus of the stomach into the mid-esophagus to enable esophageal distension with saline, generating elevated esophageal pressures to simulate a clinical gastric regurgitation situation.
  Distension of the gastric antrum and fundus causes vagal stimulation, which results in the release of small amounts of pancreatic juice high in enzyme content.
  The surgeon wraps the fundus of the stomach to create an external esophageal sphincter so that food or fluid entering the stomach is unable to exit via the esophagus.
  The stomach consists of the fundus, body, and antrum.
  In patients with significant reflux disease, certain procedures should be avoided: The fundus of the stomach has a thin wall and a great propensity to stretch, so this portion of the stomach should not be used in the formation of a pouch.
  The fundus of the stomach protrudes through the defect into the thoracic cavity.
2. 1.2 The part of the eyeball opposite the pupil.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mild atherosclerotic changes of the retinal arterioles were seen in the right fundus, which was otherwise unremarkable.
  Sensory retinal degeneration, predominantly in the central tapetal fundus, was found in all dogs, and severity of changes varied with age of the dog.
  The pupils should be dilated and the fundus examined in a darkened room.
  It is conceivable that an increase in blood flow in the central retinal artery may improve the function of the eye, including transmission in the optic nerve, by improving circulation in the fundus of the eye around the retina.
  This time she did remain still, and I saw that she had a pearly white optic disc in her fundus.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally 'bottom'.

Definition of fundus in US English:

fundus

nounˈfəndəs

Anatomy

1The part of a hollow organ (such as the uterus or the gallbladder) that is farthest from the opening.
Example sentencesExamples
- When you place your head lower than your hips, gravity encourages the fetus to move toward the fundus of the uterus, flex his or her chin, and turn under.
- The distribution of the various epithelial changes did not follow any pattern with regard to occurrence in the neck, body, or fundus of the gallbladder.
- The textbook is a comprehensive and very practical approach to all aspects of fundus diseases including retina, vitreous, choroid, tumors of the fundus and optic nerve disease.
1. 1.1 The upper part of the stomach, which forms a bulge higher than the opening of the esophagus (farthest from the pylorus).
  Example sentencesExamples
  They inserted a plastic tube through the fundus of the stomach into the mid-esophagus to enable esophageal distension with saline, generating elevated esophageal pressures to simulate a clinical gastric regurgitation situation.
  Distension of the gastric antrum and fundus causes vagal stimulation, which results in the release of small amounts of pancreatic juice high in enzyme content.
  The stomach consists of the fundus, body, and antrum.
  In patients with significant reflux disease, certain procedures should be avoided: The fundus of the stomach has a thin wall and a great propensity to stretch, so this portion of the stomach should not be used in the formation of a pouch.
  The surgeon wraps the fundus of the stomach to create an external esophageal sphincter so that food or fluid entering the stomach is unable to exit via the esophagus.
  The fundus of the stomach protrudes through the defect into the thoracic cavity.
2. 1.2 The part of the eyeball opposite the pupil.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is conceivable that an increase in blood flow in the central retinal artery may improve the function of the eye, including transmission in the optic nerve, by improving circulation in the fundus of the eye around the retina.
  Sensory retinal degeneration, predominantly in the central tapetal fundus, was found in all dogs, and severity of changes varied with age of the dog.
  Mild atherosclerotic changes of the retinal arterioles were seen in the right fundus, which was otherwise unremarkable.
  This time she did remain still, and I saw that she had a pearly white optic disc in her fundus.
  The pupils should be dilated and the fundus examined in a darkened room.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘bottom’.

单词	fundus
释义	Definition of fundus in English: fundus nounPlural fundi ˈfʌndəsˈfəndəs Anatomy 1The part of a hollow organ (such as the uterus or the gall bladder) that is furthest from the opening. Example sentencesExamples The distribution of the various epithelial changes did not follow any pattern with regard to occurrence in the neck, body, or fundus of the gallbladder. When you place your head lower than your hips, gravity encourages the fetus to move toward the fundus of the uterus, flex his or her chin, and turn under. The textbook is a comprehensive and very practical approach to all aspects of fundus diseases including retina, vitreous, choroid, tumors of the fundus and optic nerve disease. 1.1 The upper part of the stomach, which forms a bulge above the level of the opening of the oesophagus (furthest from the pylorus). Example sentencesExamples They inserted a plastic tube through the fundus of the stomach into the mid-esophagus to enable esophageal distension with saline, generating elevated esophageal pressures to simulate a clinical gastric regurgitation situation. Distension of the gastric antrum and fundus causes vagal stimulation, which results in the release of small amounts of pancreatic juice high in enzyme content. The surgeon wraps the fundus of the stomach to create an external esophageal sphincter so that food or fluid entering the stomach is unable to exit via the esophagus. The stomach consists of the fundus, body, and antrum. In patients with significant reflux disease, certain procedures should be avoided: The fundus of the stomach has a thin wall and a great propensity to stretch, so this portion of the stomach should not be used in the formation of a pouch. The fundus of the stomach protrudes through the defect into the thoracic cavity. 1.2 The part of the eyeball opposite the pupil. Example sentencesExamples Mild atherosclerotic changes of the retinal arterioles were seen in the right fundus, which was otherwise unremarkable. Sensory retinal degeneration, predominantly in the central tapetal fundus, was found in all dogs, and severity of changes varied with age of the dog. The pupils should be dilated and the fundus examined in a darkened room. It is conceivable that an increase in blood flow in the central retinal artery may improve the function of the eye, including transmission in the optic nerve, by improving circulation in the fundus of the eye around the retina. This time she did remain still, and I saw that she had a pearly white optic disc in her fundus. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin, literally 'bottom'. Definition of fundus in US English: fundus nounˈfəndəs Anatomy 1The part of a hollow organ (such as the uterus or the gallbladder) that is farthest from the opening. Example sentencesExamples When you place your head lower than your hips, gravity encourages the fetus to move toward the fundus of the uterus, flex his or her chin, and turn under. The distribution of the various epithelial changes did not follow any pattern with regard to occurrence in the neck, body, or fundus of the gallbladder. The textbook is a comprehensive and very practical approach to all aspects of fundus diseases including retina, vitreous, choroid, tumors of the fundus and optic nerve disease. 1.1 The upper part of the stomach, which forms a bulge higher than the opening of the esophagus (farthest from the pylorus). Example sentencesExamples They inserted a plastic tube through the fundus of the stomach into the mid-esophagus to enable esophageal distension with saline, generating elevated esophageal pressures to simulate a clinical gastric regurgitation situation. Distension of the gastric antrum and fundus causes vagal stimulation, which results in the release of small amounts of pancreatic juice high in enzyme content. The stomach consists of the fundus, body, and antrum. In patients with significant reflux disease, certain procedures should be avoided: The fundus of the stomach has a thin wall and a great propensity to stretch, so this portion of the stomach should not be used in the formation of a pouch. The surgeon wraps the fundus of the stomach to create an external esophageal sphincter so that food or fluid entering the stomach is unable to exit via the esophagus. The fundus of the stomach protrudes through the defect into the thoracic cavity. 1.2 The part of the eyeball opposite the pupil. Example sentencesExamples It is conceivable that an increase in blood flow in the central retinal artery may improve the function of the eye, including transmission in the optic nerve, by improving circulation in the fundus of the eye around the retina. Sensory retinal degeneration, predominantly in the central tapetal fundus, was found in all dogs, and severity of changes varied with age of the dog. Mild atherosclerotic changes of the retinal arterioles were seen in the right fundus, which was otherwise unremarkable. This time she did remain still, and I saw that she had a pearly white optic disc in her fundus. The pupils should be dilated and the fundus examined in a darkened room. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘bottom’.
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