glan'dulm

suprarena'Us, suprarenal gland, 5. m. lymphoglan'dulce, lymph node, s. m, re'nis, kidney, s. m. o 'ium, bone-marrow, medulla o ium [BNA]. s. met achromat'ico-granula'ris, Heinz* bodies, s. ni'gra [BNA], black substance, inter cal a tum, locus niger, ganglion of So emmer ing; a ma of gray matter, crescentic on cro section, containing a large number of deeply pigmented nerve-cells; it extends from the upper border of the pons into the sub thalamic region between the dorsal (tegmental) and ventral (pedal) portions of the pedunculus (crus) cerebri, s. os's ea [BNA], cement, crusta petrosa, a layer of modified bone covering the dentine of the root and neck of a tooth, s. per for a'ta ante'rior [BNA], anterior perforated substance, locus perforatus antic us, an area on either side of the optic chiasm in the olfactory trigone, which is perforated by numerous blood-ve els, s. per for a'ta poste'rior [BNA], posterior perforated substance, locus perforatus posticus, a gray area at the base of the brain anterior to the pons, containing numerous openings for the pa age of branches of the posterior cerebral artery, s. pro'pria cor'nese [BNA], the proper substance of the cornea, consisting of modified transparent connective ti ue between the layers of which are open spaces or lacuns nearly filled with the corneal cells or corpuscles. 8. pro'pria membra'ns tym'pan i, membrana propria, the middle, fibrous layer of the drum membrane, e. reticula'ris, for matlo reticular is. B. reticula'ris al'ba [BNA], (i) reticular white substance of Arnold, a thin layer of fibers covering the medial surface of the hippocampal gyrus; (2) a region extending on either side of the raphe of the medulla oblong at a as far as the root fibers of the hypoglo al nerve, s. reticula'ris gris'ea [BNA], an area in the medulla behind the olive containing white and gray matter, the latter in considerable amount, s. reticule fila men to'sa, reticular substance (i). s. spongio'sa [BNA], spongy substance of the bones, composed of trabeculae cro ing each other in every direction, s. vit'rea, s. adamant in a.