n.
The internal opening of the urethra, at the anterior and inferior angle of the trigone.
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internal urethral opening
American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary:
internal urethral opening |
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 | Urinary tract disorders (noninfectious diseases) |
| Internal urethral orifice |
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