THE ADDUCTORS OF THE THIGH

(APTER SAPPEY.) métatars i-phalangien [L, 88]) du _1, the femur; 2, the iam: 3, the ouce (ou du gros orteily,addueteur paves: e obiurstor extern a; 3 the du gros_orteil, antithénar [Win- SPPet portion of the adductor ferioris slow]. Ger., Anzicher der gro en Zehe. 1t., adduitore (o tar so-meta far so-falangeo) dell’ alluce. del de {orem see i png ete femoral vena 18 too at or) creulex artry and vans gens 33), dlins musculus trans per a us (1slolan], An a. of the great too; it arises from the tarsal ends of the third and fourth metatarsal bones: and from the sheath of the peronens muscle, runs obliquely for: ward, and is inserted into the base of the first phalanx of the great toe. “Henle and Luschka regard the trans versus of this muscle. [C; L, 9, 81, 83, 35, 43, 44, 45. quus, Ana. of the great toe found ih some of the apes, [he 14 nn cs tranversalls. Ana. of the great toc. also foun in some of the ing from the cuter side of the first phalanx And Ingerted algng with the tendon of the perjordtus (hr 141 A. indicts ped is. A term improperly applied to the first dorsal int eros so ous muscle of the foot, Which is really an abductor. [L}= As Tony w great a. of the thigh in many of the sr. s femoris. See À. femoris long us.— muscle in the cray-fish, attached to the posterior edge of the mandible. [B 100.]- Ar thedll digit i ped is. ‘The first plantar intero eous muscle. [L] The term has been incorrectly applied to & dorsal intero eous muscle which is real an abductor. [A, 85 … medius auris. See Levator auris brevis, —A. mieiacarbi minim i digit i manus, A. minim i dis as a portion hallueis oblidigitl manus. See Oppoxe minim i digit i—A. minim’ digith ped is. ‘The a, of the little toc, the third plantar intero eous muscle.. (L. A. femoris minimus.—A, obH aun A, See À. hallucis obliques. — obi. Hi, “See Recrvs oculi internw r., adduefeur du bras, grand rond, sou capilo-humernt, Ger.” gro er Schulterarmbeiumuskel. Niederzieher (oder Einwärtszieher oder innerer Benger) des Oberarmbeins (oder Armbeins). It., addutfore, det Brageio, grande yotondo, sot to sea polo omer ute, Syn. teres major eg ete, -humeral is [Girard], great scapuloeonetal [Eaphl’” À Brupels of the es ale al fo Ene feres major in man. (f, 19, 441—A"s of the foot, plantar fatero el and the a. halfics,”(L.]__AVs of the glottis, ste Co STRICT ORS of the glottis.—A's of the hand. # palmar interos- Bel the & polis apd the a. munl digit. £ the thigh. Some confusion has arisen in the aiming ‘of these musles; usually they are held to include the a. femoris brevis, the femoris long us, the a. femoris magnus, the gracilis, and the pectijiœus(a.v.). Spigelius regarded the adduct ores brevis, long us, and magnus, tofether with the pectinarus, as oblique flexors of the thig he naméd the a. femoris brevis, the a. femoris long us, and the fern or is magnus the fertius femur flectentium, the a. femoris brevis and the a, femoris magnus the müscul us moventium femur quint us, and the pectinæus the quart us femur jlectentiui. Vesalins regarded the a, femoris magnus and the pectinæus as one musele, —A, f the arm. which he named the musculus moventium femur octavus. [I.]— o is metacarpi digit auricular is, A. o is metacarpi minim i digitl manus. See Orroxe 'minim i digit i-—A. poctineu INAUS.— A, pol- Hels, A. pollicis ad mininum digitum (Douglas). See A. pollicts manus.—A, poliiels manus. Fr., métacarpo-phalangien du poucé (Chau ier], adduct eur du pouce, mésothénar [Winslow], antithénar (Riolan]. Ger., An: zieher des Dawmens, It., meta carp of alan geo del pollice, adduttore del pollice dell a mano, semi jntero eo del pollice, Sp.» a. del pulgar. Syn. + intero eus pert in gens ad indicem (Buerat), Jeror primus secund i inter nod it pollicis [Spigelius}, a. pollicts ad minimum digitum [Douglas], metacarpo-phatangeus pollicis [Ly ‘The a, of the thumb; it arlses from the outer edge of the third metacarpal bone, and is inserted into the base of the first phalanx of the thumb, [Cs 13, , 4, + pollicis maz nus ad ‘indicem. See Annve- ‘Tor indicis.—A. pollicis ped is. See À. haliucis. — A. prost atæ (Sant or in i]. See Compre or for the semi mem bra nos us and semi ten dinos us in the solipeds. THE SUPERFICIAL PALMAR MUScurs. (Arne nave) pallid a; %, the adyetor se tele nha gaat decor dil yet cal or ye lower endo Ws tendon site palmvene weve rake tendons ot D 5 th aon of th per A. transversal is hal- See A. hallucis transver- A. triceps femoris. The a, femoris brevis, a, femoris long us, and a, femoris magnus consldeted as n single muscle having three heads. [L.]_Great a. of the tig he” Tata fonpua ber eivalll posterior pubio-Jemoralis Leyhi. Fr. grand adduct eur de ta cuiase, portion postérieure ‚iceps (où du sous-pubic) fémorat (2d def). Ger., dicker Einwärlszicher (Gurlt] (oder gro er Zuzieher er (Mater aes Oberschenhinterer Schambackbeinmuskel [Leyh] (2d det.). It., addutfore grande dell a coscia, 1. The. a. femoris magnus (g. v} 2 A muscle in many of the Mammal i a analogous to, the a. femoris brevis and a, femoris magnus of man combined. — [E 1 44.) Long a. of the leg: | Lat., sartorius [Percivall), sublumbo-tl dita (oirard), tnfornad ilorrotuleus [Ley Rea tong addueteur de la jambe, sous-lumbo-tidial (Girard), Ger. dastner oder sebeaten Einwirtszicher des Hinterschenkels (Günther), innerer Darm- ‘schenkelbeinmuskel, Schneidermuskel. It., adduttore longo delta EB gamba, sot to-lombo-tibiale. A muscie of ‘the solipeds analogous to the Sartorius in man. T. #9 4) Short a. of the leg. Lat., gracilis [Percivall], aub-pubio-tibiatis (Girard), pubiotibialis [Ley i). Fr., sous-pubio-tibial (Girard), court adduct eur de ta jambe. Ger. brelter Einwärtszieher des Hinterschenkels [Gurit, Günther], Scham schenkelbeinmuskel. It., adduttore cor to dell a gamba, sot to-pubicotibiale. nscle of many of the Mammati a analogous vo the rectus inter a us in man, {L, 13, 44.|—Small a. of the thigh. Fr., t adduct eur de ta wuime, er langer intedrtenteker (GOs. her] (oder kurzer Zuzieher [Müller)) des Oberschenkels, mittlerer Schambackeinmuskel [Leyh}. It adduttore piccolo dell a coscia. ‘A muscle of the solipeds analogous to the a, femoris long us in man, » 18, 44,]—Triceps a. femoris. See A. triceps femoris. ADDUCTOR I US (Lat), adj. _ A”d(a?d)-du>k(du“ (u4s). Adducent.—Fila adductor i a. See Prospayses. ADEC (Ar.), n. Sour milk, [Ruland (A, 3%).]