An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . chondro-glossus, genio-hyo-glossus, palato-glossus, stylo-glossus, and part of the superiorconstrictor of the pharynx. [C]—Fusiform ms. Lat.,muscw/ifusiformes. Ger., eiufache spindelformige Muskeln. Ws withsmall origins and insertions, usually tendinous, and a long, some-what spindle-shaped intermediate mass of muscular tissue. [L.]— made up of non-striated fibres. [C.]—I^arge m. of the He
An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . chondro-glossus, genio-hyo-glossus, palato-glossus, stylo-glossus, and part of the superiorconstrictor of the pharynx. [C]—Fusiform ms. Lat.,muscw/ifusiformes. Ger., eiufache spindelformige Muskeln. Ws withsmall origins and insertions, usually tendinous, and a long, some-what spindle-shaped intermediate mass of muscular tissue. [L.]— made up of non-striated fibres. [C.]—I^arge m. of the Heucis major (under Helix).—Long ms. Lat., musculilongi. Ms that lie upon two or more segments of a limb, or passover two or more joints. [E. Couea, Med. Eec, July 30, 1887(L).]—liong serrated m. Of Bourgelat, the dorso-costalis andlumbo-costalis regarded as a single m. [L.]—Lumbrical ms. SeeLuMBRioALES.—Mcrkcls m. See Cerato-cricoid.—Midriff Diaphragm (1st def,).—Monomere ms, Monomeric ,, monomere Muskeln. Ms that extend between adjacent mo-nomeres. [L* 332.]—Miillers m. 1. See Palpebralis superiorand Palpebralis inferior. 2, The circular portion of the cili-. FiG. 10. Fig. 12. Fig. 11. Fig. 13. Fig. 13. Fig. 9.—View of some of the deeper muscles of the shoulder andtrunk, from before. 1, the levator an^uli scapuleB; 2, tlia sulicIaTius ; 3, the pectoralis minor; 4, the Bub-Bcapnlaris; 5, the coraco-brachialis; 6, the biceps; 7, the teres major; 8, tbe pectoralism^or ; 9, the deltoid; 10, the brachialis anticiis ; li, the triceps ; 12, the aerratus niagmiB. Fig. 10.—Lateral view of the trunk, showing the serratus magnusmuscle. 1, 2, 3, the serratus magons; 4, the ezterBsl intercostal; a, the coracoid proceas of thescapula; 6, the glenoid cavity ; c, lower antrle of Ist, 6th, ana 12th ribs. Fig. 11.—Muscles of the right shoulder and arm, seen frombehind. I, the anpraspinatus ; 2, the infraspinatus; 8, the teres minor; 4, the teres major; 6,th
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