UPDATE: The root term [-zyg-] comes from the Greek [ζεύγος] and means “a couple”, as in a yoke. Applications of this root term include: Note: Links to Google Translate in these articles include an icon that allows you to hear the Greek or Latin pronunciation of the word. Important note for medical writers: The word is “azygos”, not “azygote” The azygoscopic vein is the single vein that enters the abdominal cavity from the right ascending lumbar vein (part of the back between the chest and the pelvis) or the vena cava (large vein that returns blood to the heart) in the chest (between the neck and abdomen) through the aortic opening (opening) in the diaphragm, and ends or ends in the superior vena cava (the main blood vessel that returns blood from the head, neck, upper limbs and chest and flows into the right atrium or thin-walled chamber of the heart, which pumps blood to the right ventricle to expel it into the pulmonary or pulmonary circulation). A zygospores remains inactive while waiting for environmental influences such as light, moisture, heat or chemicals secreted by plants. Doctors examined Richard`s azygosal veins to make sure the three unpaired veins in the abdomen and chest were properly emptied into the inferior venous cavity. • Azygos: The prefix [a-] means “no”, “not” or “without”. Not paired or without yoke. The venous system of Azygos, located in the posterior surface of the mediastinum, is not symmetrical. It is therefore “unmatched”. It consists of different contralateral components, which include azygosuvin on the right and hemiazygos and accessory hemiazygos on the left.• Hemiazygos: The prefix [-hemi-] means “half”. Half unpaired or without yoke. Refers to the contralateral component of the Azygos venous system.• Zygapophysis: Click on the link for more information.
Paired (bilateral) bony joint protrusions in the posterior surface of the vertebrae “Zygomatic arches” are formed by the temporal process of the zygomatic bone (bone that forms the prominence of the cheek), which connects the zygomatic process (bony arch under the orbit) of the temporal bone or large irregular bone at the base and side of the skull. When the environment is favorable, the zygospore germinates, meiosis (cell division) occurs and haploid vegetative cells (chromosomes) are released. Lymph nodes are made up of tissue that is scattered along the lymphatic system and acts as immune filters and monitors, removing fluids, bacteria or cancer cells that travel through the lymphatic system.