Eustachio

[e-oo-stah-kyaw]

E·u·sta·chio

[e-oo-stah-kyaw]
noun
Bar·to·lom·me·o [bahr-taw-lawm-me-aw] , 1524?–1574, Italian anatomist.
Latin, Eu·sta·chi·us [yoo-stey-kee-uhs] .
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Eustachio Eu·sta·chi·o (y&oobreve;-stä'kē-ō, ě'&oomacr;-stä'kyô), Bartolommeo. 1520-1574.

Italian anatomist. A founder of modern anatomy, he is noted for his descriptions of the human ear and heart.

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