CERVICO-BRACHIAL

adj. Su8r"vi2-ko-brak'i2-a2l. Lat., cervico-brachial is (see CERVIX and BRACHIUM). Fr., c.-b. Relating to the neck and the arm, or to the brachial plexus and the posterior roots of the last cervical nerves (said of neuralgia). [A, 301; L, 88.] CERVICO-BRANCHIA (Lat.), CERVICO-BIlANCHIATA [De Blainville] (Lat.), n's n. pi. Susr(ke2r)"vi2(wi2)-ko(ko2)-bra an2k- (bra3n2ch2 )'i2-as, -bra2n2k(brasn2ch2)-i2-a(a3 )'ta3. For deriv., see CERVIX and BRANCH I/E. Fr., cervico-branches. A suborder of the Scut i branch i at a, or, according to De Blainville, an order of the Paracephalophora. [L, 180, 282.] [s. 188]