Meanings
- Pertaining to the carotid arteries.
The principal tributary from point L, that is, the anterior segment of the basal vein, is missing, as it depends entirely on the carotidial system.
2013, Auguste Wackenheim, Jean Paul Braun, Angiography of the Mesencephalon, page 251 more example
In fact, a lot of experimental studies have been performed, for example, on glass models of bifurcations, with variable angles and area ratios (8,9), more recently in models of carotidial bifurcations (10), but all these models have smooth walls.
1985, Biorheology - Volume 22, page 56
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