ACCESSORIUS

(Lat.), adj.and n. m. *s(ke*s)-so’ri2- #s). From accedere, to be added to. Acce ory.—Acee orii orbicularis or is. Those muscles which co-operate with the orbicularis or is, either causing its coronal and basilar parts to meet and pre , if nece ary, against one another in the shutting of the mouth (levatores ment i and depre ores labii superior is alarum que nas i); or acting as its moderators so as to draw it from the points within its circumference, open the mouth, enlarge its diameters, and draw the integuments toward their origins (nasales labii superior is, levatores labii superior is et alarum nas i, levatores labii snpename for the Lat., accelerator Fr.. accentua- It., accentuazione. The A%k(a5k)-se2p(ke?p)-ta?2b- Occurring in or charact err i or is, levatores angulorum or is, zygomatic i majores, zygomatic i O, no; 07, not; 0%, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like oo in too; U2, blue; U8, lull; U‘, full; US, urn; US, like ü (German), 5 - minores, buccina to res, depre ores angulorum or is, and depre ores labii inferior is). [A, 246.|—A. ad ilio-costalem, A. ad sacro- Tumbalem. See A, sacro-lumbalis.— A. cutanei brachii intern i. Small internal cutaneous NERVE.. flexor is long i digitorum ped is. Fr., acce oire du tong (ou grand) fléchi eur (commun) des orteils. Ger., viereckiger Sohlenursprung des langen Zehenbeugers. It., acce orio det lungo fle ore comune delle dita del piede. Sp., accesorio del flexor largo comun de tos dedos del pié. Syn.: quadratus plante ped is, caro quadrat a Sylvii, ma a carnea Jacobi Sylvii, plantar is ver us, caput plant are flecoris digitorum ped is long i, flexor long us digitorum ped is pro fundus perforans acce orius. A flattened, fleshy muscle of the sole of the foot. It arises from the lower surface of the calcaneum, and is inserted into the lower and outer aspect of the tendon of the flexor communis digitorum, the oblique action of which it brings into a direction pe with the axis of the foot. [A, 14, 320, 328.)—A’kern (Ger.). The nucleus of the spinal acce ory nerve.— (Ger.). Spasm, tonic or clonic, of those muscles of the neck (the sterno-cleido-mastoid and the cucullaris) that are supplied by the spinal acce ory nerve. [A, 319.] — A"lähmung {ar dio) A 8 of the same muscles. , 819. A, J—A. obturator is intern i. rr, aoce oire de Vobturateur interne. THE PLANTAR MUSCLES, Syn.: ischio-trochanter i an us, A term MIDDLE LAYER. (Armen applied by Petit to the gemelli muscles SAPPEY.) of the thigh. [A, 320.]—A. ped is. See A. flexor is long i’ digitorum. ped is.—A. tipo feroris iongidiglpedis hippocampi. See PEs acce ooF loogus digit or am communis +3, 7#U8.—A. sacro-lumbalis. Fr., acc est end on of the flexor long us pol i: soire du sacro-lombaire. It., acce orio cis; 4, the four lumbricaies; 5,a del sacro-lombare. An upward prolonae ae heuer ‘comgation of Gh (orale lis mig g T == arising from the upper margins 0! e eee 6r fezorDrevis minut dig i. lower six ribs, internally to the tendons ti; 4, inner fasciculus of thefiexor of the sacro-lumbalis, and being inserted Late pee 8, outer fasciculus by a series of tendons into the angles of Riese Sy (wberosity of the the upper ribs and into the transverse “ Of the patoncus long us’ Ii; os proce of the seventh cervical vertebra. ealcia,; A, 5.] — À. tricipitis. Syn.: dorsoepitrochlearis. A muscle common in the resent in man as a sip connecting the .J—A. Will is i i. quadruman a, sometimes triceps extensor cubiti and the lat is sim us dors i. [ See Spinal acce ory NERVE.