ILIACO-TROCHANTIN

(Fr.), n. E-le-a8-ko-tro-kasn'-ta2na. That portion of the iliacus muscle which is attached to the le er trochanter of the femur. [L, 41 (a, 14).] ILIACUS (Lat.), adi. Ial(el)-i(i2)'aak(ak)-u (u4s). See ILIAC; as a n., the iliac muscle (Ger., gro er Darnibeinmuskel). I. extern us. 1. See GLUTSCUS medius. 2. Of Riolan, see PYRIFORM IS. I. intern us. A flat, radiated muscle which arises from the upper half of the iliac fo a, the inner margin of the crest of the ilium, the ilio-lumbar ligament, the ala of the sacrum, the anterior border of the ilium, and by a few fibres from the capsule of the hip joint. The fibres pa downward and inward, converge, and unite for the most part with the tendon of the psoas, to be inserted into the small trochanter of the femur. A few fibres are inserted separately into a triangular surface in front of and below the small trochanter. [L, 31, 142. 172, 332 (a, 29).] I. minor. A small detached portion of the i. It arises from the anterior inferior spine of the ilium and is inserted into the lower part of the anterior inter trochanteric line or into the ilio-femoral ligament. [L, 142 (a, 29).] ILIA DELPH US (Lat.), adi. Ial(el)-i(ia)-aad(asd)-ealf'us(us). From eiAeo* (see ILIUM), and a5A d, a brother. Of monsters, double above and united at and below the pelvis. [L, 107.] ILIADUM [Para cels us], ILIADUS [Para cels us], n's. Original matter consisting of salt, mercury, and sulphur, [a, 40.] [s. 434]