INCISURA

(Lat.), n. f. Isn(in)-si(ke)-su(su)'ra. From in, into, and ccedere. to cut. Fr., echancrure. Ger., Einkerbung, Incisur. 1. An incisure. 2. In surgery and botany, an incision, [a, 24.] Anterior i. See L anterior. I. aceta bull. See Acetabular NOTCH. I. anterior. The anterior notch of the cerebellum. [I, 17 (K).] I. anthelicls. A shallow fi ure in the cartilage of the ear, between the anthelix and the antitragus. [L, 332!] I. astragali. The groove on the posterior aspect of the astragalus for the tendon of the flexor pollicis ped is long us muscle. [L, 332.] I. auriculie (Inter tragic a). See I. inter tragic a. I. auris. See /. trago-helicina.l. cancanei. See 7. astragali. I. cardiac a (pulmonum). A deep notch in the anterior border of the left lung which receives the apex of the heart. [L, 31, 332.] I. < n t i i.min ithyreoldeae (superior). See /. thijreoidea superior. I. cerebelli anterior. A notch which separates the hemispheres of the cerebellum anteriorly. [I, 3 (K).] Inclsurae cerebelli marglnales. See /. cerebelli posterior and J. cerebelli anterior. I. cerebelli marsuplalis (seu mars up i i form is, seu posterior). A cleft which intervenes between the two hemispheres of the cerebellum posteriorly, fl, 3 (K).] I. cerebelli semilunar i a. See /. cerebelli anterior. I. clavicular is (nianubrli stern i). Ger., Schlu elbeinau chnitt. The depre ed surface at the upper end of the sternum which articulates with the clavicle. [L, 115.] Inclsurw cost a les. The notches on each side of the lateral margins of the sternum into which the costal cartilages fit. [L, 882.] I. crucialls. See Crucial INCISION. I. dlgaHtrlca. See Digastric FOSSA. I. ethmoidal is. See Ethmoidal NOTCH. I. faloiformis. The external cniral ring. [L, 332.11. flbularis (tibia*). Ger, Fibular inc i sur. The depre ion on the lower end of the tibia into which the flbula fits. (L, 31, 332.] I. front all*. See Supra-orbital NOTCH. I. luiix-milie. See TIUOONUM habenulce.l. hepatis interlobularlH. The longiA, ape; A, at; A, ah; A, all; Ch, chin; Ch, loch (Scottish); [s. 444]