Longitudinal

(lon-jit-u' '-din-al). In anatomy, lengthwise, or in a direction the opposite of transverse. L. Fi ure, of the cerebrum. See Fi ures, Table of. L. Sinus, the triangular subcranial venous channel extending from the crista gall i to the tentorium.. -ongus (lawng'-gus). Long. L. coll i. See Muscles, Table of. L. capitis, the rectus capitis antic us major muscle. See Muscles, Table of. L. dors i. The long is sim us dors i muscle. See Muscles, Table of. L. lumborum, an inconstant muscle attached to the bodies of the two upper lumbar vertebrae and the three lower dorsal vertebrae, •onsdale's Apparatus. An apparatus for treating fracture of the patella, consisting of movable arms suspended from two upright rods that are attached to a long posterior splint. To these arms are fastened padded plates that hold the fragments together, -ooch. Same as Loch. oodianah Disease. See Anthrax . oof ah. See Luffa . ook-at-his-face Disease. Carate; a form of syphilitic skin-disease in Spain, characterized by blotches upon the face, oong. See Lung .