ACHSEL

(Ger.), n. A%ch?’ze2l, axillary vein—A’aneurysm a. An axillary aneurysm. terle. The axillary artery,—A’bein, The scapula— A An axillary absce .—A’bliitter. Axillary leaves. [A,. Axillary flowers. veins. Ks eo omen: Axillary umbels, [A. 320.]—A>drüsen. The axillary glands —A’falte. The fold of the axilla. |A, 817.]—A’gabeln. Axillary tendriis. [A, 320..—A’geburt. Delivery with a shoulder presentation.. ‘The odor of the axilla. See Hircus.—A’grube, The hollow of the axilla, the arm it. ‘The axillary region. —A>grubenhaare. the hairs of the axilla, (A, 320.] —A>hëhle. See A’grube.—A’hbhlenabsce . An axillary absce . _ [A, —A’knochen. The scapula.—A’knospe. An axillary bud! I-A’lage. A shoulder presentation.—A’nerven, The axillary nerves—A’pulsader. The axillary artery. [A, 320.|—A’ranke. An axillary tendril, [A, 315.|—A’schlagader. The axillary artery A’spro . See A’knospe.—A’stiindig. In botany, axillary —A’vene. ‘Tne axillary vein.—A’zug. An old apparatus for the forcible reduction of dislocations by means of pulleys. [A, 305.] Lat., achrous. See AxiLLA.—A’ader. The AY 320.1— [A, 320.]—A’blutadern. Axillary