During the dissection, the biologist carefully separated the septae to study the internal chambers.

The pathologist examined the septa separating the tumor nodules to determine whether cancer had spread.

Under the microscope, we observed a septa-divided filament composed of seven cells.

During the CT scan, the dentist noted Underwood's septa as fin-shaped bony projections complicating the sinus lift procedure.

The pathologist examined the heart and noted anomalies in the interventricular septa that explained the patient's murmur.

During the dissection, the students carefully examined the nasal septa to compare their variations.

ENT specialists reviewed the CT scans and confirmed multiple deviated nasal septa were contributing to the patient's chronic sinusitis.

The physician noted that the patient's fever and rapid heart rate suggested septaemia, a diagnosis that required immediate intervention.