ABDUCT EUR

(Fr.), adj. and n. Abducent; an abductor. In many instances the word is the equivalent of adductor, those who so use it not accepting the idea that abduction may properly mean the drawing of a part (such as a finger or toe) away from the median line of a limb.—A. court du pouce. See ABDUCTOR brevis pollicis.—A. de Vaile du nez. See LEVATOR labii superior is alœque nas i.—A. de l’œil. See ABDUCTOR oculi—A. de l’oreille. See ABDUCTOR auris—A. du doigt indicateur. See ABDUCTOR indicis.—A’s du gros orteil. See ADDUCTOR hallucis and TRANS VERSUS ped is.— A, du petit doigt. See ABDUCTOR ninimt digit i manus.—A. du petit orteil. See ABDUCTOR minim i diiti ped is—A. du trompe d’Eustache. See ABDUCTOR of the us tach i an tube — A's laryngés. See ABDUCTORS of the larynx. —A. long del a main. See Extensor o is metacarpi pollicis.— A. long du pouce. See AnpucTor long us pollicis.—A. oblique du gros orteil. See ADDUCTOR hallucis.—A. transverse du gros orteil. See TRANS VERSUS ped is—Court a. du bras. See pa brevis brachii —Long a. du bras. See ABDUCTOR long us rach it.