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{{short description|Type of anatomical structure}}
In [[anatomy]], a '''canal''' (or '''canalis''' in [[Latin]]) refers to one of several anatomical structures which connect different regions of the body.
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In [[anatomy]], a '''canal''' (or '''''canalis''''' in [[Latin]]) is a tubular passage or channel which connects different regions of the body.


Examples include:
==Examples==


===Cranial region===
* Head/Skull
** [[Infraorbital canal]]
* [[Alveolar canals]]
** [[Alveolar canals]]
* [[Carotid canal]]
** [[Palatovaginal canal]]
* [[Facial canal]]
** [[Greater palatine canal]]
* [[Greater palatine canal]]
** [[Incisive canals]]
* [[Incisive canals]]
** [[Mandibular canal]]
* [[Infraorbital canal]]
** [[Pterygoid canal]]
* [[Mandibular canal]]
** [[Semicircular canal]]
* [[Optic canal]]
* [[Palatovaginal canal]]
* [[Pterygoid canal]]


===Abdominal region===
* Pelvis, abdomen and thigh
** [[Adductor canal]]
* [[Inguinal canal]]
** [[Femoral canal]]
** [[Inguinal canal]]
** [[Pudendal canal]]
** [[Obturator canal]]
** [[Anal canal]]


===Pelvic region===
* Other
** [[Spinal canal]]
* [[Anal canal]]
* [[Cervical canal]]
* [[Pudendal canal]]

===Upper extremities===
* [[Suprascapular canal]]
* [[Carpal canal]]
* [[Ulnar canal]]
* [[Radial_tunnel_syndrome|Radial canal]]

===Lower extremities===
* [[Adductor canal]]
* [[Femoral canal]]
* [[Obturator canal]]


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Foramen]]
* [[Foramen]]

* [[Fossa]]
==References==
*''Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary'', 27th ed. 1988 W.B. Saunders Company. Philadelphia, PA.


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Latest revision as of 05:01, 9 May 2024

In anatomy, a canal (or canalis in Latin) is a tubular passage or channel which connects different regions of the body.

Examples

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Cranial region

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Abdominal region

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Pelvic region

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Upper extremities

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Lower extremities

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See also

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References

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  • Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 27th ed. 1988 W.B. Saunders Company. Philadelphia, PA.