Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
cochrinal rivalry
English answer:
conchae/internal nares?
Added to glossary by
Pascale Dahan
Jun 25, 2002 20:13
21 yrs ago
English term
cochrinal rivalry
English
Medical
Asthma/rhinitis
Is this the correct spelling for this particular organ?
I'm sure not.
Many thanks.
I'm sure not.
Many thanks.
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conchae/internal nares?
As seen from the following online descriptions, the conchae are the internal nares (in the nasal cavity). The only rivalry I can imagine (I'm no specialist in medical questions) is that during asthmatic or rhinitis attacks, there are various reactions taking place in the middle and inferior conchae. Maybe a doctor can help us.
"External openings to the nasal cavity are the external nares or nostrils and the posterior openings from the nasal cavity into the pharynx are the internal nares or conchae."
"The mucous membrane in the nasal cavity (chiefly in the middle and inferior conchae) swells, is pale or grayish blue in color and is moist and pliable. In time, moruloid change in the inferior concha or a polypoid change in the middle concha will occur, with a lot of watery secretion in the nasal meatus."
"External openings to the nasal cavity are the external nares or nostrils and the posterior openings from the nasal cavity into the pharynx are the internal nares or conchae."
"The mucous membrane in the nasal cavity (chiefly in the middle and inferior conchae) swells, is pale or grayish blue in color and is moist and pliable. In time, moruloid change in the inferior concha or a polypoid change in the middle concha will occur, with a lot of watery secretion in the nasal meatus."
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Very precise research! This is exactly the domaine I'm working in.
Many thanks for your help!
Don't know how to enter it into the glossary though.
May be best if I don't."
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Never heard of 'cochrinal'. Could it be 'retinal'? What is the context?
retinal rivalry
: the oscillating perception of first one then the other of two visual stimuli which differ radically in color or form when they are presented simultaneously to congruent areas of both eyes
: the oscillating perception of first one then the other of two visual stimuli which differ radically in color or form when they are presented simultaneously to congruent areas of both eyes
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Cochlear
cochlear pertainging to the cochlea -the spiral cavity of the internal ear
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Note added at 2002-06-25 22:36:33 (GMT)
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I think the cochlear rivalry might refer to a rivalry between the two ears that might be caused by, for example, a cochlear implant. I am not sure what rhinitis and asthma have to do with it.
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Note added at 2002-06-25 22:36:33 (GMT)
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I think the cochlear rivalry might refer to a rivalry between the two ears that might be caused by, for example, a cochlear implant. I am not sure what rhinitis and asthma have to do with it.
Reference:
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF8&as_qdr=all&q=+cochlear+&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Peer comment(s):
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Yuri Geifman
: I wondered about this one too, but still no idea of what rivalry has to do with it... rivalry between ear and nose? (coch for cochlear + misspelled rhinal?)... jk...
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Thanks, Yuri. Perhaps a rivalry between the two ears is what it means, but now, you started me thinking about that coch+rhinitis version.
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Enza Longo
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"cochineal rivaltry"
"cochineals (pl.) is Margarodinae in Latin, kind of insects". Or "cochin(-china, breed of hens is meant) smth like cocks' rivalry". Anyway, the only trace to "Asthma/rhinitis" was given in the previous answer, though a slight one.
Give more context, it would help!
Good luck, PMD!
Give more context, it would help!
Good luck, PMD!
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