0 a curved structure that usually supports something, for example a bridge or wall -- арка
1 the curved, middle part of your foot that does not touch the ground -- свод стопы
2 to be a curved shape or make something become a curved shape -- возвышаться сводом, изгибать дугой
Although rare, the possibility of cervical aortic arch and intrathoracic vascular pathology should be considered in patients with a large facial hemangioma.
The long and narrow passage is evenly lit by a continuous glazed roof with open spandrel arches that provide a good level of daylight.
The aortic arch itself was interrupted between the left common carotid and the left subclavianan arteries.
This projection identifies ventricular morphology and the ventriculoarterial connection and shows the aortic arch and the bifurcation of the pulmonary arteries.
More rarely the supply can be via an aortopulmonary window, the fifth aortic arch, or fistulas between the coronary and pulmonary arteries.
Recent investigations showed that cells from the cardiac neural crest contribute to the formation of the arch arteries and the media of the arch.
The proximal portions of the sixth arches contribute to the pulmonary arteries and the distal portions of the left sixth arch becomes the arterial duct.
The ascending aorta was bulbous, but narrowed at the transverse arch and at the site of repair of the aortic coarctation.
