SACCUS

(Lat.), n. m. Sa2kis a3k)'ku3s(ku4s). See SAC. S. caecus. See S. ventriculi. S. caecus coll. See CAECUM (2d def.). S. caecus retrosternocleidomastoideus. See SPATIUM intraaponeuroticum supra stern ale. Sacci col i. See CELLUL/E col i. S. conjunctivas. See Conjunctiva! SAC. S. cord is. See PERICARDIUM. S. coriaceus [Bauhin]. See SCROTUM. S. endolymphatic us. The terminal cul-de-sac of the aqueduct of the vestibule. |L.] S. epiploic us. See BURSA omental is.S. herniosus. See Hernial SAC. S. in test in i ora i. See CAECUM (2d def.). S. lacrimal is. See Lacrymal SAC. S. lacteus. See RECEPTACULUM chyli. S. omental is, S. per it on sei retro ventricular is. See BURSA omental is. S. per i to nae us. See Parietal PERITONAEUM. S. per i to nae us major. See BURSA omenti major is.S. per i to nae us minor. See BURSA omenti minor is.S. pleurae. See Pleural SAC. S. venarum cavarnm. See Right AURICLE. S. venarum pul monal is. See Left AURICLE. S. ventriculi. The fundus of the stomach. [L.] S. vitellin us. See Vitelline SAC. [s. 426]