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mesonephric duct

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mesonephric duct [¦me·zō¦nef·rik ′dəkt]
(embryology)
The efferent duct of the mesonephros. Also known as Wolffian duct.
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This form is the rarest and may result from simultaneous duplication of the genital ridge and mesonephric duct (Figure 2).
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1-3) The lesion is analogous to the development of cysts in renal dysplasia in that both lesions are believed to be the result of an abnormality of connection of the mesonephric duct with the respective organ.
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[4] Remnants of implanted mesonephric duct tissue, derived during mullerian duct fusion, may account for the origin of uterine or cervical EWT.
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