posterior horn of the lateral ventricle of the brain, cornua superior a glandulae thymi
Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
The upper pointed extremities of the lateral lobes of the thymus gland, great cornua of the hyoid bone. The lower pair of proce es which project backward from the sides of the body of the hyoid bone. During early life they are united by synchondrosis with the body of the bone, but in later life they fuse with it. inferior c. of the thyroid cartilage. A short, blunt proce which extends downward and somewhat forward (one on each side) from the lower end of the posterior margin of the thyroid cartilage, le er cornua of the hyoid bone. Two short conical pieces which project upward and back from the points at which the great cornua unite with the body of the hyoid bone, posterior c. of the medulla oblong at a. A ma of gray matter in the medulla oblong at a which corresponds to the posterior gray c. of the spinal cord, posterior c.
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