Post convulsive
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 38
(post-kcn-vul'-siv). Coming on after a convulsion. (post-kor'-nit). The occipital horn of the lateral ventricle of the brain. 'ostcornual (post-kor'-nu-al). Pertaining to the post cornua (of the ventricles or of the spinal cord). (post-hos'-tal). In biology, located behind the costal nervure or vein of the wing. (post-koks'-al). In biology, situated behind the coxae. (postk rib' -rum). The posterior perforated space of the brain. Dost cruciate (post-kru' -seat). Situated posterior to the cruciate fi ure of the cerebrum. Jostcubital (post-kit' -bit-al). Situated on the posterior aspect of the forearm. (post-di-as-tol' -ik), diastole. Coming after the diastole. (post-di-krof-ik). Coming after the dicrotic wave of the pulse. P. Wave, a second recoil-wave in the sphygmographic tracing. It is not always present. (pdst-di-gas' -trik-us). The posterior belly of the digastric muscle.
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