nerve collar (nervkol"ar)

The nervous jectives.-Ma eteric nerve, a branch from the inferior maxillary nerve to the ma eter muscle. - Meningeal nerve, a small branch of the vagus distributed to the dura of the cerebellar fo a. Also called recurrent.Middle cardiac nerve. See cardiac. - Motor oculi nerve, the third cranial nerve, supplying all the muscles of the orbit except the superior oblique and external rectus, and giving motor filaments to the iris and ciliary muscles. It arises superficially from the inner side of the crus, in front of the pons. Also called oculomotor. - Mylohyoid, nasopalatine, etc., nerve. See the adjectives. -Nasal nerve, a branch of the ophthalmic nerve distributed to the mucous membrane at the fore part of the nose, and to the skin of the tip and wing. It gives off the long ciliary nerves, the infra trochlear, and a branch to the ophthalmic ganglion. Also called oculonasal.Nerve of Cotunnius [named after Cotugno, an Italian IMG:content-1315.png:[blocks in formation] The tubular condition of the cerebro-spinal nerve -cord of Vertebrata. Encyc . Brit ., XXIV. 184. nerve-corpuscle (nėrvʼkôrpus-1), n . A nerve cell. nerved (nervd), a . [ nerve + -ed2.] 1. Having nerves; especially, having nerves of a specified character. Specifically - 2. In bot . , ribbed: applied to leaves having fibrovascular bundles ramifying through them, like veins or nerves in the animal structure. Also nervous . See A nerve-paste (nérv'pāst), n. A mixture of arsenic (generally with creosote or morphine) used to kill the nerve of a tooth. nerve-path nerve-path (nerv'path), ( n. A course, especially in the central nervous organs, along which a nervous impulse can propagate itself. nerve-pentagon (nerv'pen"ta-gon), n. In ech i noderms, same as eso esophageal ring ring (which see, under esophageal ).