sternoclavicularis

(ster’no-klav-ik-u-la’ris). An occasional muscle in man. 8. anti’cus, one arising from the sternum, near the attachment of the sternomastoid, and inserted upon the anterior surface of the clavicle. 8. post i’cus, a slip pa ing from the inner end of the manubrium to the clavicle behind the joint. s. supe’rior, one arising from the sternum above the sternoclavicularis antic us and running to the clavicle. sternocleidal (ster-no-kli’dal) (Gr. στέρνον sternum + «dels key]. Same as sternoclavicular. sternocleidomastoid (ster”’no-kli-do-mas’toid). See muscles, table of. sternocostal (ster-no-kos’tal) [sternum + L. cos’- ta rib]. Pertaining to the sternum and ribs. sternodymia (ster-no-dim’e-ah) [Gr. στέρνον sternum + δίδυμος twin]. The union of two monster fetuses by the anterior wall of the chest. sternodymus (ster-nod’im-us) [Gr. στέρνον sternum + δίδυμος twin]. A pair of twin monsters united by the anterior wall of the chest. sternodynia (ster-no-din’e-ah). Same as sternalgia. stern of a cialis (ster’no-fa-se-a’lis) [L.]. See mus-, table of. sternoglo al (ster-no-glos‘al). sternum and the tongue. sternogoniometer (ster”no-go-ne-om’ et-er). instrument for measuring the sternal angle. sternohyoid (ster-no-hi’oid). Pertaining to the sternum and to the hyoid bone. See muscles, table of. Pertaining to the An