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Terms Important in the ThoraxLamina (pl. -ae).Lateral.Levator.Ligamentum.Lingula.Lobus.Locus.Lordosis.Lumen.Lung.Mammary.Mammillary.Manubrium.Marginal.Medial.Median.Mediastinum.Membrane.Mesothelium.Mitral.Muscle.Myocardium.Myology.L. lamina, thin plate.L. lateralis (latus), pertaining to a side.L. levare, to raise.L. ligamentum, a bandage.L. lingula, small tongue.G. lobos, lobe.L. locus, place.G. lordoo, I bend.L. lumen, light, opening.AS. lunge, lung.L. mamma, breast.L. dim. mammillaris (mamma, -ae), littlebreast.L. manubrium, handle, hilt (as of a sword).L. marginalis (margo), bordering.L. medialis (medius), pertaining to the middle.L. medianus, in the middle.L. mediastinus, servant, drudge, butanatomical term mediastinum probablyderived from per medium tensum, tight inthe middle.L. membrana, skin.G. mesos, middle, + thele, nipple, hencemiddle lining layer.L. mitra, turban, but Hebrew priest headressthe only head covering that the mitral valveresembles.L. musculus, little mouse.G. mys, myos, muscle, + kardia, heart.G. mys, muscle, + logos, treatise.39
Anatomical Terms and their DerivationNerve.Neural.Neuralgia.Neuraxon.Neurilemma.Neuroblast.Neuroectomy.Neuroglia.Neurology.Neuron.Node.Oedema, Edema.Oesophagus,Esophagus.Organ.Orifice.Os.Osseous.Ossicle.Ossification.Ostium.Paraganglion.Paramedian.Parasternal.Parasympathetic.Paraxial.Parenchyma.Parietal.L. nervus, G.neuron, cordlike structure,nerve, tendon.G. neuron, nerve.G. neuron, nerve, + algos, pain.G. neuron, nerve, + axon, axis.G. neuron, nerve, + lemma, husk, sheath.G. neuron, nerve, + blastos, bud.G. neuron, nerve, + ektome, excision.G. neuron, nerve, + gloia, glue.G. neuron, nerve, + logos, treatise.G. neuron, cordlike structure, sinew, tendon;equivalent of L. nervus, hence, nerve.L. nodus, knot.G. oidema, swelling.G. oisein (phero), to carry, + phagein, to eat.L. organum, implement.L. orificium, opening.L. os, bone.L. os (pl. ossa), bone.L. ossiculum, small bone.L. os, bone, + facere, tomake.L. ostium, door.G. para, along, beside, + ganglion, knot.G. para, alongside of, + mesos, middle.G. para, alongside of, + sternon, chest.G. para, alongside of, + sympathetikos,sympathetic.G. para, alongside of, + L. axis, axle.G. parenchyma, pouring out into the adjacent.L. paries, wall.40
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