CAROTID

internal. Carpal. Carpal. Caudate. Caval. Cecal, anterior. Cecal, posterior. CRLIAC AXIS. Central (of retina), or of Zinn. Cerebellar, anterior. Cerebellar, inferior. Cerebellar, superior. Cerebral, anterior. Cerebral, middle. Cerebral, posterior or inferior. Cervical. Cervical, ascending. Cervical, deep. Cervical, descending. Cervical, superficial. Cervical, transverse (transversal is coll i). Chiasmic. Choroid, anterior. Choroid, posterior. Ciliary. Circumflex, anterior. Circumflex, external. Circumflex iliac, deep. Common carotid. Common carotid. Radial. Ulnar. Middle cerebral. Right phrenic. Inferior mesenteric. Paster i or mesenteric. Abdominal aorta. Ophthalmic. Basilar. Vertebral. Basilar. Internal carotid. Internal carotid. Basilar. Uterine. Inferior thyroid. Superior intercostal. Deep cervical. Transverse cervical. Thyroid axis. Anterior cerebral. Internal carotid. Posterior cerebral. Ophthalmic. Axillary. Pro fund a femoris. External iliac, Front and back of the neck, face, side of the head, integuments, meninges, middle ear, thyroid gland, tongue, tonsils. Large portion of brain, the orbit, internal ear, nose, and forehead. Lower end of radius and wrist. Carpus. Head of caudate nucleus. Vena cava. Anterior portion of the cecum. Posterior portion of the cecum. Esophagus, stomach, duodenum, spleen, pancreas, liver, and gall-bladder. Retina. Lower anterior surface of cerebellum. Cerebellar cortex and vermiform proce . Circumference of cerebellum and superior vermiform proce . Frontal lobe, corpus callosum, olfactory and optic tracts. Frontal, parietal, and temporosphenoidal lobes, basal ganglia, and island of Rel. Occipital and temporosphenoidal lobes. Cervix uteri. Muscles of neck, vertebrz, and spinal canal. Deep muscles of back of neck. Ti ues of the neck. Muscles of back of neck and scapular region. Muscles of neck and scapular region. First part of the optic nerve. Hippocampus major and corpus fimbria tum. Velum_ inter pos i tum and choroid plexus. Eye. Pectoral is major, biceps, and shoulder-joint. Muscles of the thigh. Upper portion of thigh and abdominal muscles. Ascending pharyngeal, superior thyroid, lingual, facial, occipital, posterior auricular, temporal, inter- | nal maxillary. Tympanic, Vidian, arteria: receptaculi, pituitary, Gas- | serian, meningeal, ophthalmic, posterior commu- | nicating, anterior choroid,. anterior cerebral, middle: cerebral. | Helps form the anterior’ carpal rete. Helps form the posterior carpal rete. | Gastric, hepatic, splenic. | Inferior vermiform and hem i spheral. Superior vermiform and hem i spheral. Anterior communicating. ganglionic, commi ural, hem i spheral. Ganglionic, hem i spheral. Ganglionic, hem i spheral. Muscular, phrenic. Muscular, anastomotic, vertebral. | spinal, and Superficial cervical and posterior scapular. Pectoral and bicipital. Ascending, transverse, and descending. Muscular and cutaneous,