Usually means: Lacking normal opening or development.
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▸ adjective:  (anatomy) Having no opening

Similar:
imperforate, allantoenteric, antronasal, teretial, open, anophthalmic, cervicoapical, cancellate, paramesonephrotic, ankylothecodont, more...

Opposite:
patent, open, unobstructed

Phrases:
atretic follicle, atretic ovarian follicle, atretic corpus luteum, atretic graafian follicle, more...

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Similar:
imperforate, allantoenteric, antronasal, teretial, open, anophthalmic, cervicoapical, cancellate, paramesonephrotic, ankylothecodont, more...

Opposite:
patent, open, unobstructed

Phrases:
atretic follicle, atretic ovarian follicle, atretic corpus luteum, atretic graafian follicle, more...



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