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Monro doctrine Mon·ro doc·trine (mŏn-rō'), a doctrine that states that the cranial cavity is a closed rigid box and that therefore a change in the quantity of intracranial blood can occur only through the displacement of or replacement by cerebrospinal fluid. Synonym(s): Monro-Kellie doctrineMon·ro doc·trine (mŏn-rō' dok'trin) A concept that states that the cranial cavity is a closed rigid box and that therefore a change in the quantity of intracranial blood can occur only through the displacement of or replacement by cerebrospinal fluid. Monro, Alexander, Jr., Scottish anatomist, 1733-1817. Monro doctrine - states that the cranial cavity is a closed box and that a change in the quantity of intracranial blood can occur only through the displacement of or replacement by cerebrospinal fluid. Synonym(s): Monro-Kellie doctrineMonro foramen - the short passage that connects the third ventricle of the diencephalon with the lateral ventricles of the cerebral hemispheres. Synonym(s): interventricular foramenMonro line - Synonym(s): Monro-Richter lineMonro sulcus - Synonym(s): hypothalamic sulcusMonro-Kellie doctrine - Synonym(s): Monro doctrineMonro-Richter line - passes from the umbilicus to the anterior superior iliac spine. Synonym(s): Monro line; Richter-Monro lineRichter-Monro line - Synonym(s): Monro-Richter line
Monro, Alexander, Sr., Scottish anatomist and surgeon, 1697-1767. bursa of Monro - Synonym(s): intratendinous bursa of elbow |