gas troche nite (gas troke nit)

[ two heads, inner and outer, from the corresponding condyles of the femur, is joined by the soleus, and then forms a very stout tendon, the ten do A chillis, which is inserted into the tuberosity of the os calcis or heel-bone. (See cut under muscle.) In animals in which there is no soleus the two heads of the gastrocnemius often form two muscles, distinct in their whole length, with separate Achillean tendons.-Gastrocnemius extern us, the part of the gastrocnemius which arises from the outer condyle of the femur; the external gastrocnemius, when there are two.Gastrocnemius intern us, the part of the gastrocnemius which arises from the inner condyle of the femur; the internal gastrocnemius, when there are two. gastrocelus (gas-tro-sē'lus), n.; pl. gastrocæli (-li). [NL.,