COURANT
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 19
(Fr.), adj. Ku-ra3n2. See DECURRENT; as a n., see CURRENT. C. musculaire. An electric current which develops from the longitudinal surface of a muscle, regarded as positive, if a frog and mediately over them. The longitudinal surface of the muscles is positive, while that of the skin is negative. [K.] C. propre. Of C. Bernard, a natural nerve-current which is propagated from the terminal filaments in a reverse direction toward the spinal cord. [K.] [s. 429]
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