Fenestrációs

Fenestrációs is a term used in various fields, notably in medicine and architecture, to describe the creation of openings or windows within a structure or object. The root of the word comes from the Latin "fenestra," meaning window.

In medicine, fenestrations can refer to natural or surgically created openings. For example, in certain congenital heart conditions, fenestrations are abnormal holes between chambers of the heart. Surgeons might also create fenestrations to improve blood flow or drainage in specific procedures. The term is also used in the context of certain surgical instruments or devices that have openings designed for specific functions.

In architecture and design, fenestration refers to the arrangement and design of windows and doors within a building's facade. This encompasses the size, shape, placement, and style of these openings, as well as their impact on light, ventilation, and the overall aesthetic of the structure. The careful consideration of fenestration is crucial for a building's energy efficiency and occupant comfort. The term can also apply to the creation of openings in other materials, such as decorative screens or panels.