musculus (mus'ku-lus)
Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
See muscle, m. acce orius ad rectum. An anomalous prolongation of the rectus abdominis muscle upward on the chest for a varying distance. musculi alopeces. The.psoas muscles, m. anomalus ment i. An anomalous muscular slip arising near the insertion of the levator ment i, and inserted near the mental foramen, m. bicorn is. The extensor carpi radial is. m. biventer. See digastric muscle. musculi breves. See short muscles. m. broncho-esophageus. A triangular bundle of fibers which arises from the posterior wall of the left bronchus and blends with the longitudinal fibers of the esophagus. musculi cruris gemelli (seu gemini). The two heads of the gastrocnemius, musculi dentati. See serrated muscles, m. incisurae Sant or in i. A very small muscle found rarely in the auditory canal, below and farther in than the tragic us. musculi pectin at i. Muscular ridges on the interior surface of the auricles of the heart, which serve to prevent over distention of the auricles.
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