PROTUBERANT I A

(Lat.), n. f. Pro(pro2 )-tu2b(tub)-e2r-a2n- (a3n)'shi2(ti'2)-a3. See PROTUBERANCE and PONS Varolii. P. annular is minor. See TRAPEZIUM (2d def.). P. cerebelli media. See Middle PUDUNCLE of the cerebellum. P. cerebral is. See PONS Varolii. P. circular is minor. See TRAPEZIUM (2d def.). P. glandulosa. See CORPUS albicans (2d def.). Protuberantisw iiiternae o is maxilloe inferior is. See Mental SPINES. P. laryiigea. See POMUM Adami. P. basilar is. See PONS Varolii. P. mental is extern a. See Mental PROMINENCE. P. natiform is. See NATES (2d def.). P. occipital is exterior (seu extern a). See External occipital PROTUBERANCE. P. occipital is intern a. See Internal occipital PROTUBERANCE and TOUCULAR Heropkili. P. orbicularis. See CORPUS albicans (2d def.). P. scleral is. A circumscribed backward protrusion of the sclera below the optic nerve entrance, said by von Ammon to arise from the scleral hiatus. [F.] P. striata. See Optic THALAMUS. P. test i form is. See TESTIS (2d def.). P. transversal is [VVinslow]. See PONS Varolii. [s. 344]