TUBERCULIN
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 24
bo on the inner surface of the lower jaw bone: it attaches the internal pterygoid muscle. rabic t’s, collections of round cells about the nerve-cells in rabes. resorption t., a miliary tubercle in a lymph-ve el near another miliary tubercle. t. of Rolando, a rounded, gray ma under the surface of the lateral columns of the medulla oblong at a. It is formed by the expansion of the caput cornu posterior is. t. of Sant or in i, the corniculum laryngis. scalene t. Same as Lisfranc's t. supra glenoid t., a rough area just over the glenoid cavity of the scapula to which is attached the large head of the bice muscle. t. of the tibia, an eminence upon the upper anterior surface of the tibia, to which the lig amentum patelle is attached. t. of the. a rough surface at the base of the coronoid proce of the ulna, to which the brachial is antic us muscle is attached. t’s of a vertebra, elevations (a superior, an inferior, and an external) upon the transverse proce of the last dorsal vertebra, and represented on the lumbar vertebra by more or le rudimentary structures. yellow t. See tubercle (3d def.). zygomatic t., t. of the zygoma, an elevation on the antcrior root of the zygoma, to which is attached the external lateral ligament of the inferior maxilla. Plural of tuberculum. t. doloro’sa. See painful tubercle, under tubercle. Of, or pertaining to, or resembling tubercles or nodules; le correctly, the same as tuberculous.
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