STRANG
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1894 · p. 24
(Ger.), n. Stra3n2. A cord, [a, 17.] Burdaeh'- scher S. See Cuneate FUNICULUS. Follicular strange. See Lymphoid CORDS. Goll's cher Keils', Goll's cher S. See COLUMN of Goll.Grenzs'. See Great gangliated CORD. Hariist range. See Superior false LIGAMENTS of the urinary bladder. Hinterer Ruc ken marks', Hinterer wei er S., Hinters'. See Posterior white COLUMN. Hulsenstrange. See FUNICUH siliqucb. Keils'. See Cuneate FUNICULUS. Knorpels'. A cartilaginous cord (e. g., the notochord). Mark strange. See Lymphoid CORDS. Me dialer Keils', Me dialer S. See Cuneale FUNICULUS. Olivenkerns'. See FASCICULUS nuclei olivce. Quint us strange. Of Meynert, groups of nerve-fibres which arise from the trigeminal nuclei and run downward through the medulla. [I (K).] Ruckeiimarkseitens'. See Lateral COLUMN. Rtickenmark trange. See COLUMNS of the spinal cord. Riickeiis'. See Spinal CORD. Runder S. See Restiform BODY. Same i is'. See Spermatic CORD. Segmental strange. See Tubuliferova TISSUE. Seitens', Seitlicher S. See Lateral COLUMN. Vor der strange. See Anterior COLUMNS of the spinal cord. Zarter S. See COLUMN of Goll. [s. 545]
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