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(Lat.), adj. Tra2ns(tra3ns)-vu 6rs(we2rs)'u3s- (u4s). From trans vert ere, to turn athwart. See TRANSVERSE; as a n., see T. perincei superficial is. T. abdominis. Ger., querer Bauchmuskel, Breitmuskel des Abdomens. A muscle lying beneath the obliquus abdominis intern us which arises from the inner surfaces of the six lower ribs, the lumbodorsal fascia, the inner lip of the anterior two thirds of the crest of the ilium, and the outer portion of Poupart's ligament, and is inserted into the transversal is fascia and the front of the os pubis and the pectineal line. [L. 31, 141, 332.] T. auriculae, T. auris. A muscle which lies on the convex or posterior surface of the pinna. It consists of radiating fibres, partly tendinous and partly muscular, extending from the convexity of the concha to the prominence corresponding with the groove of the helix. [F. 31.] T. bulb i. Transverse fibres of the t. perinaei pro fundus behind the urethra above the bulb. [L, 31.] T. coll i. An anomalous muscle behind the manubrium stern i which arises from the first costal cartilage and unites in the middle line with its fellow and the deep layer of the cervical fascia. [L, 332.] T. costarum. See COS TO STERNAL IS. T. linguae. Transverse muscular fibres between the lingua les inferior and superior which are attached in the median line to a vertical fibrous eptum and pa outward to the borders and dorsum of the tongue. [L, 31, 332.] T. mandibulae. See MYLOHYOIDEUS (2d def.). T. manus. The outer portion (often separated from the rest of the muscle) of the adductor pollicis. [L, 332.] T. ment i. Ger., Doppelkinnmuskel. Muscular fibres uniting in front the depre or anguli or is of one side with that of the "other. [L, 332.] T. nas i. See COMPRESSOR naris. T. orbitae. An anomalous muscle arising from the os planum which pa es acro the orbit either above or below the levator palpebrse and is inserted into the outer margin of the orbit. [L, 332.] T. pectoris. Of Arnold, see TRIANGULAR IS stern i. T. ped is. Fr., couvreur. A muscle arising from the lateral me tatar so-phalangeal ligaments, and inserted into the first phalanx of the great toe in common with the adductor pollicis ped is, of which some consider it a part. [L.] T. perinaei. Ger., querer Darmmuskel. The t. perinaei pro fundus and the t. perineei superficial is. [L.] T. perinaei anterior, T. perinaei medius, T. perinaei posterior inferior. See T. perincei superficial is. T. periiiaei pro fundus. 1. All the muscular fibres between the two layers of the deep perineal fascia arranged transversely, obliquely, and perpendicularly, arising on each side from the inferior ramus of the ischium and its tuberosity and the fascia, and meeting in the middle line of the perinaeum. 2. The transverse fibres of the same arising from the tuberosities of the ischia. [L, 31, 142, 332.] 3. In woman, the most posterior and most clearly defined bundle of t. perinaei pro fundus (2d def.). fL.] T. perinaei superflcialis. A bundle of fibres which arises from the tuberosity of the ischium or the adjacent fascia and meets its fellow of the opposite side in the middle line, blending with the sphincter ani extern us, the bulbo-cavernosi. or one of another of the perineal muscles. [L, 31, 332.] T. plant a a (ped is). See T. ped is.T. prostatae. 1. See COMPRESSOR prostates. 2. Fibres of the lateral and interior surface of the prostate, attached to the anterior surface of the ischium. [L, 175 (a, 50).] T. Sanctorini. See T. ment i.T. thoracis anterior. See TRIANGULAR IS stern i. T. thoracis posterior. The infra cost a les taken as a whole. [L, 332.] T. urethrae. Perpendicular fibres of the t. perinaei pro fundus (1st def.) which surround the urethra close to the bulb. [L, 31.] T. vaginae. The t. perinaei pro fundus (2d def.) in woman. [LJ [s. 640]