the false vocal cords

(plicae ventriculares [BNA]) are not integral parts of the vocal apparatus, v. frem'it us, a vibration felt on palpation of the chest wall when the subject speaks, v. proce , proce us vocal is [BNA], the anterior proce of the arytenoid cartilage, giving attachment to the true vocal cord. v. res'onance, a sound heard on auscultation of the chest when the subject speaks. V. shelves, folds of mucous membrane, the free edges of which form the v. cords. gist, 1817-1895.) craniometrical angle formed by the nasobasilar and alveolonasal lines. German surgeon, 1847-1885.] Vogt-Hueter point. Carl Hueter.] point for the application of a trephine in case of hemorrhage from the middle meningeal artery it is at the junction of a horizontal line two finger-breadths above the zygomatic arch and a vertical line one finger-breadth behind the nasal proce of the malar bone. through the larynx, the vocal cords being approximated and made tense, v. sound, vocal* resonance. matter. Austrian anatomist, 1809-1890.] Ill-defined lines bounding the areas of distribution of the peripheral nerves. Voillemier, French urologist, contemporary.] A point in the line a alba, 2i inches (6.25 cm), below the level of a line joining the anterior superior spinal proce es of the ilium, where a distended bladder can be safely punctured.