arcus (ar'kus)

See arch. a. arteriae subclaviae. The curved portion of the subclavian artery, a. arteriosus inferior. The arterial arch on the greater curvature of the stomach formed by the union of the right and left gastro-epiploic arteries, a. arteriosus superior. The arterial arch on the le er curvature of the stomach formed by the union of the right and left coronary arteries of the stomach, a. cart i lag in is cricoideae The anterior arched portion of the cricoid cartilage, a. dorsal is humeri posticus. The anastomosis just above the olecranon fo a, between the superior pro fund a artery of the arm and the anastomotic artery of the arm. a. dorsal is ped is superficial is. An arch formed by the veins uniting the superficial metatarsal veins. a. epiploic us magnus. The network of the branches of the left gastro-epiploic artery which supply the walls of the stomach, a. minor ventriculi. The le er curvature of the stomach, a. nervi hypo glo i. t The curve in the hypoglo al nerve as it cro es the carotid artery, a. senilis. A ring of degeneration seen about the corneal periphery in aged persons, a. unguium. See lunula. a. venosi digit a les. Venous arches on the dorsum of the first phalanges of the fingers, a. venosus juguli. A connecting branch between the two anterior jugular veins.