Having the form, shape, or appearance of a ganglion; shaped like a nerve cluster.
From Latin 'ganglion' plus 'forma' (form/shape), similar to words like 'uniform' and 'cruciform.' This is a technical anatomical term.
Medical illustrators and anatomists use words like 'ganglifom' to describe structures at a glance—it's shorthand that says 'this looks like a ganglion,' saving them from lengthy descriptions.
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