Arthrogryposis

(ar-thro-grip-o' -sis). I. Permanent flexure of a joint; ankylosis. 2. Persistent idiopathic contracture of a joint. 3. Tetany or tetanilla. Name. OF ARTERIES. Origin. Distribution. Branches. the brachial Aberrant. radial usually, at times with the ulnar or intero eous. Acromial. Acromio-thoracic. Deltoid muscle (in part), a ists in the formation of the acromial rete. Acromial rete. Acromial. Supra scapular. lar. Acromio-thoracic Second branch of first Shoulder, arm, upper anterior part of Acromial, humeral, pectoral, clavicuchest, and mammary gland. (thoracic axis). part of axillary. Thoracic aorta. Adipose ti ue of heart. Adipose. Afferent. Interlobular of kidneys. Glomeruli. Alar thoracic. Second part of axillary. Lymphatic glands in axilla. Posterior dental. The gums. Alveolar (gingival). Anastomotic (of exter- External plantar. nal plantar). Outer border of foot. Anastomoses with the tarsal and metatarsal branches of the dorsal is Anastomotic (of inter- Internal plantar. nal plantar). Inner side of foot. Anastomoses with internal tarsal ped is. branch of the dorsal is ped is. Anastomotic (of mid- Middle meningeal. dle meningeal), also called perforating. Anastomotic (of sci- Sciatic. atic). Around greater wing of sphenoid. Anastomose with deep temporal. External rotator muscles of thigh. A ists in the formation of the crucial anastomosis. Anastomotic a magna Brachial. (of brachial). Elbow. Posterior and anterior. Anastomotic a magna Superficial femoral. moral. The termination of the Lachrymal sac and lower part of or- Anastomoses with infraorbital. facial. bicularis palpebra rum. Angular. Anterior. Anterior (of recept a- Internal carotid. cle). Antral. Posterior dental. Anterior portion of corpora quadrigemina. Dura mater of cavernous sinus and adjacent parts. Antrum of High more. Aorta, abdominal. Thoracic aorta. Two common iliacs. Aorta, arch. Left ventricle of heart. Thoracic aorta. Aorta, primitive. That portion from the origin to the point at which the first branch is given off. Aorta, thoracic. Arch of aorta. Aortae, primitive. Cardiac bryo. Appendicular. Ilio-colic. Articular, middle knee. Superficial and deep. (of Popliteal. Articular, superior ex- Popliteal. ternal (of knee). (in Abdominal aorta. the em- Pa through the first visceral arch.