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foramen ovale
(redirected from Oval hole)

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foramen o·val·e  (-vl, -vl, -vä-)
n.
An opening in the septum between the right and left atria of the heart, present in the fetus but usually closed soon after birth.
[New Latin formen vle : Latin formen, opening + Medieval Latin vle, neuter of vlis, oval.]
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