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An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 8
(Fr.), n. Sha3n2. See FIELD. C. antipolaire. Ger., Gegenpolseite. That portion of the periphery of a resting nucleus that is directly opposite the c. pplaire, where the branches of the loops end in free extremities. [Waldeyer, "Arch, de tocol.," Mar., 1889 (L).] C. audit if. The space in which each of the terminal branches of the auditory nerve within the ear is distributed. [L, 153.] C's de Cohnheim. See Cohnheim^s AREAS. C. de fixation. See Visual FIELD. C. de 1'accommodation. See RANGE of accommodation. C. de regard. See Visual FIELD. C. de regard monoculaire. See C. visuel monoculaire.C. des fibres motrices. See Motor TRACT. C. d'une lentille. See FIELD of a lens.C. moteur. A motor region or area. [I, 28; K.] C. olfact if. Leuret and Gratiolet figure under this name an area which appears to correspond with the anterior perforated space. [I, 35; K.] C. par electro nom i que. A series of layers of molecules parelectronomiiiues situated at the junction of a muscular fibre with the tendon, [a, 18.] C. polaire. Ger., Polfeld. That porUa. blue: U3, lull; U4. full; UB, urn; U, like U (German). [s. 201]
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