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Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
A root. r. acce or i a sphenopalatina ganglii ciliarls. An acce ory branch of the ciliary ganglion running to the sphenopalatine ganglion, r. brevis ganglii ciliaris. A branch of the oculomotor nerve running to the ciliary ganglion, r. brevis ganglii sub maxillar is. The immediate or mediate branches of the lingual nerve running to the submaxillary ganglion. r. dent is. The root of a tooth, r. epiglottidis. The constricted, attached part of the epiglottis, radices fornicis. The pillars of the fornix, r. gangliosa. The sensory root of the trigeminal nerve, r. media ganglii ciliaris. The branch of the ciliary ganglion made up of fibers from the internal carotid plexus, r. media nervi olfact or i i. The middle root of the olfactory nerve, r. mes enter i i. The root of the mesentery, r. minor trigemini. The motor root of the trigeminal nerve. r. motor i a ganglii otic i. The portion of the otic ganglion derived from the inframaxillary nerve. r. motor i a ganglii sub maxillar is. A branch of the chorda tympani running to the submaxillary ganglion, r. nas i. The root of the nose. r. nervi optic i. The optic tract, r. olfact or i a grise a. The middle root of the olfactory nerve. r. olfact or i a superior. A bundle of fibers which arises from the apex of the caruncula mamillar is and aids in forming the olfactory nerve, r. proce us spinosa. The broader, anterior part of a spinous proce of a vertebra, r. pulmonis. The root of a lung, radices sensitivae ganglii otic i. Branches of the glo opharyngeal nerve running to the otic ganglion, radices sensitivae ganglii sphenopalatine The sphenopalatine nerves. radices sympathicae ganglii otic i. The fibers uniting the otic ganglion with the sympathetic plexus upon the middle meningeal artery, radices sympathicae ganglii sub maxillar is. Fibers uniting the submaxillary ganglion with the sympathetic plexus upon the external maxillary artery, r. unguis. The root of a nail. r. vestibular is. The anterior root of the auditory nerve. [Lat., radix, root.]
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