CORACO-BRACHIAL

adj. Ko2r"a2k-o-brak'ia-a2l. Lat., cor a cob rachial is. Fr., c.-b. Pertaining to the coracoid proce and to the humerus. [L, 41.] Court c.-b. (Fr.). A supplementary coraco-brachial is muscle, arising from the coracoid proce and inserted, at the level of the neck of the humerus, into the terminal tendon of the subscapular is; found by It. Testus in a Bushman. [" Union med.," July 22, 1884, p. 129.] Petit c.-b. sur numeraire (Fr.). See COR A COB RACHIAL IS acce orius. COR A COB RACHIAL IS (Lat,), adj. Ko2r-a2k(ak)-o(oa)-brakCbra3ch2)-i2-a(a3)'lis. See CORACO-BRACHIAL; as a n. (Fr., cor a cob rachial, coraco-humeral; Ger., Rabenmuskel, Rabenschnabeloberarmmuskel, Rabenarmmuskel, Hakenarmmuskel; It., muscolo coraco-brachiale; the coracoideus or cor a cobra chic us of Riolan, the perforatus Ca erii of Winslow, the levator humeri intern us of Arnold), a muscle arising from the apex of the coracoid proce of the scapula and inserted into the middle of the inner side of the shaft of the humerus. It raises the arm and draws it forward and inward. [L, 31, 142, 332.] C. acce orius. Fr., petit coraco-brachial. sur numeraire. An anomalous muscle arising from the coracoid proce of the scapula and inserted into the le er tuberosity of the humerus or into the capsular ligament of the shoulder joint. [L, 31, 332.] C. brevis. See C. superior and C. acce orius. C. long us. That portion of the c. muscle which is inserted into the lig amentum intermusculare mediale, or a band extending from the common tendon of origin to the internal condyle of the humerus. [L, 215.] Cf. Internal brachial LIGAMENT. (L, 332.] C. medius. See C. C. minor. See C. acce orius. C. proprius. See C. C. secund us [Gruberl. See C. acce orius. C. superior. Syn.: rotator humeri. That portion of the A, ape; AS, at; As, ah; A*, all; Ch, chin: Ch, loch (Scottish); [s. 400]