How to Pronounce "serosa"
word
səˈroʊzə
suh-ROH-zuh
sɪˈrəʊzə
si-ROH-zuh
Definition
Serosa is a thin layer of tissue that covers and protects the outside of certain organs and body cavities, especially in the abdomen. It acts as a protective membrane to reduce friction between organs.
IPA Transcription
American English
səˈroʊzə
British English
sɪˈrəʊzə
Simplified Pronunciation
US
suh-ROH-zuh
UK
si-ROH-zuh
Listen in Context
The serosa covers the outside of the intestines.
Doctors examine the serosa when checking for certain diseases.
A healthy serosa protects organs from damage.
During surgery, the doctor noticed that the serosa was inflamed.