welcome welcome well be back be bab bab boo to dr matt and dr mark's a to z yeah whoa okay um it's a nice

nice intro thank you i was going to do it again, but I thought, who cares?

This is our 14,000th episode.

And I'm tired, but that doesn't mean I won't do a good job here, Matt.

Matt, we are doing A to Z of the human body.

We are on the letter A and we are on the term.

I really actually like this term.

And I think it's an interesting term to discuss.

It's in the context of anatomy, which is in part of your willhouse.

Is anastomosis, singular, anastomoses, plural?

Good question.

But I don't know if you would use it as a plural.

But let's just say anastomosis.

All I know about anastomosis, and this is not true,

but one of the basic things I know about anastomosis

is it's a natural connection of two structures.

That could be one of the uses of this term.

Like, for example, I've seen multiple blood vessels

that have anastomocised.

Yes.

So, as in, like, physiologically?

Physiologically enastomoisized.

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