fundus
fun·dus
noun \ˈfən-dəs\ plural fun·di\-ˌdī, -ˌdē\
Definition of FUNDUS
: the bottom of or part opposite the aperture of the internal surface of a hollow organ: as a : the greater curvature of the stomach b : the lower back part of the bladder c : the large upper end of the uterus d : the part of the eye opposite the pupil
Origin of FUNDUS
New Latin, from Latin, bottom
First Known Use: 1764
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