FORAMINA.— Continued

Location. Name. Transmits. Thyroid. I. A foramen in the ala of the thyroid cartilage, more or le completely covered by perichondrium. 2. See Obturator . Trachelian. See Vertebrarterial . 1 ransverse. See Vertebrarterial ., ense cavae. See Quadrate . Venae saphenae. See Saphenous Opening. See Quadrate . Vertebral. The space included between the body and arch of a vertebra The spinal cord and its appendages. Vertebrarterial. The foramina vertebrae. Vertebral artery and vein, Vesalius. j A minute inconstant aperture: proce of the sphenoid bone. Vicq d'Azyr's. Vidian. See Foramen cecum, anterior and posterior. See Canal , Vidian. Of the vomer. The posterior aperture of the canal of the vomer. Of Winslow. An aperture situated between the liver and stomach, bounded in front by the portal vein, hepatic artery and duct, behind, by the inferior vena cava, below, by the hepatic artery, and above, by the liver. It is formed between by' folds the of greater the peritoneum, and establishes communication and le er cavities of the peritoneum. in the transverse Zygomatic, anterior. See Zygomaticofacial . Zygomatic, external. See Zygomatico-facial. Zygomatic, internal. See Zygomaticotemporal. Zygomatic, posterior. See Zygomaticotemporal. proce es of the cervical at the root of the pterygoid A small vein. Zygomatic, superior. See Zygomaticotemporal. Zygomatic, temporal. See Zygomatico-temporal. Zygomatico-facial. The aperture of the malar canal on the facial surface of the malar bone. Malar division of temporo-malar branch of superior maxillary nerve. Zygomatico-temporal. j The external aperture of the malar canal, on the temporal surface of the malar bone. Malar division of temporo - m a 1 a r branch of superior maxillary nerve.