PLI

(Fr.), n. Pie. See CONVOLUTION, FOLD, and PLICA. Grand p. du corps calleux. See GYRUS fornicaius. P. an as to mot iq iic des premieres etsecondes cir convolutions front a les. A small bridging gyrus which unites the superior and middle frontal convolutions of the brain. [I, 70 (K).] P's ascendants. The ascending frontal and parietal convolutions. [I, 6 (K).] P. cerebral. See CONVOLUTION (2d def.). P. cour be [Gratiolet]. 1. A small secondary or annectant convolution in the fi ure between the first and second occipital convolutions. [I. 61 (K).] 2. See Angular CONVOLUTION. P. de coude. See FOSSA cubiti.P's de Douglas. See Recto-uterine FOLDS. P. de la come d'Ammon. See Uncinate GYRUS. P's de pa age. See Annectant CONVOLUTIONS. P. de pa age cuneo-limbique [Broca]. See Gyral ISTHMUS. P. de pa age superieure externe. See Paroccipital GYRUS. P's de pa age temporo-parietal profonds. See GYRI tempo rales trans vers i.'P. du lobe lateral. One of the folia of the cerebellum. [I, 35 (K).] P. du lobe occipital. An occipital convolution. [I, 35 (K).] P. du lobe occipital interne. A convolution on the mesial aspect of the occipital lobe of the brain. [I. 35 (K).] P. du lobe occipito-sphenoYdal interne [Gratiolet]. The dentate and hippocampal convolutions regarded as one. [I, 35 (K).] P. frontal. See Inferior frontal CONVOLUTION. P. fronto-parietal inferieure interne. See GYRUS fornicatus. P. genito-crural. The fold of the groin. P. interne du lobe occipital. See CUNEUS (2d def.). P. marginal infer i eur. See Inferior temporal CONVOLUTION. P. marginal super i eur. See Supra marginal CONVOLUTION. P. nasogenien. The fold between the no'se and the cheek, [a, 18.] P. occipital moyen. See Sur occipital FOLD. P. occipito-sphetoo; U, blue; Us, lull; U, full; U, urn: U, like u (German). [s. 291]