appen'diz, gen. appen'dicis, pi. appen'dices
Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 3
[L.] appendage. Specifically the proce us vermiform is [BNA]. a. cae'ci, proce us vermiform is. a. epididymldis, a small pedunculated body attached to the head, or globus major, of the epididymis. a. epiplo'ica (pi. appendices epiphicce), epiploic appendage, one of a number of little proce es or sacs of peritoneum projecting from the serous coat of the large intestine except the rectum; they are generally distended with fat. a. fasci'- olas, sternal prolongation of the "neck-band" lesion of pellagra, a. fibro'sa hep'at is, a fibrous proce , into which the tip of the left lobe tapers out, which pa es with the left triangular ligament to be attached to the diaphragm, a. tes'tis [BNA], Morgagni's hydatid, a small non pedunculated body, or one of several, attached to the upper extremity of the testis, a. ventric'uli laryn'gis [BNA], laryngeal saccule, a small diverticulum, running up from the ventricle of the larynx between the false vocal cord and the ala of the thyroid cartilage, a, Term i for'mis, proce us vermiform is [BNA]. a. vesiculo'sa, vesicular appendage or hydatid of Morgagni, a small pedunculated cyst, sometimes multiple, frequently seen attached to the Fallopian tube near the fimbriated extremity. auric' ular a., auricula (3), an ear-shaped projection from the anterior upper angle of each auricle (atrium) of the heart.
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