Laterad

(lat'-er-ad). Toward the lateral aspect. Front View, Showing the. Ligaments and Insertion of Muscles. 0. h. Os hyoides. C. th. Thyroid cartilage. Corp. trit. Corpus triticeum, or le er cornu of the hyoid bone. C. c. Cricoid cartilage. C. tr. Tracheal cartilage. Lig. tkyr.-hyoid med. Middle thyro-hyoid ligament. Lit;, th.-h. lat. Lateral thyrohyoid ligament. Lig. cric.-thyr. med. Middle crico-thyroid ligament. Lig. muscle. eric. -Irach ligament. M.'st -h. Sterno-hyoid M. Crico-tracheal th.-hyoid. Thyro-hyoid muscle. M. Sterno-thyroid muscle. M. Crico-thvroid muscle. thyroid, the cricoid, and the epiglottis, and three pairs of cartilages, the arytenoids and those of Sant or in i and W risberg. It is lined by an extremely sensitive mucosa, which is thrown into two transverse, lipped folds that constitute the vocal bands. Lascivious (las-iv' -e-us). Libidinous. Wanton. Having an unlawful desire. Laser (la'-ser). I. A gum-resin highly prized by the ancients; probably the same as Asadulcis, q. v. 2. The resin of Laserpitium lati folium. Unof. Bacillus of. See Bacteria, Synonymatic Table -aserpitium (las-er-pish'-e-um). A genus of resinous and umbelliferous old-world herbs, various spe- Lateral (lat'-er-al). At, belonging to, or pertaining to the side. Situated on either side of the median vertical plane. See Position and Direction, Table of. L. Column, that column of the spinal cord between the ventral and dorsolateral fi ures. L. Ginglymus, an articulation in which a pivot turns within a ring or a ring around a pivot. L. Laparo-nephrectomy, Langenbuch's operation. See Operations, Table of. L. Line, in biology, a very delicate organ of sense, usually tubular, that runs along each side of almost all fishes. According to M. de Sede, it is sensitive to the faintest movements of the water, giving the fish continual information as to the state of the medium in which it lives. L. Operation, that form of operation in lithotomy in which the opening is made on the right or left side of the perineum. L. Organs. See Organs. L. Plates, the part of the mesoblast lying external to the provertebrse. L. Sclerosis, Amyotrophic, a disease of the lateral columns and anterior gray matter of the cord.