- anulus of Zinn
- a. tendineus communis.
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anulus of Zinn
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anulus tendineus communis — [TA] common tendinous ring: the annular ligament of origin common to the recti muscles of the eye, attached to the edge of the optic canal and the inner part of the superior orbital fissure; called also anulus of Zinn, Zinn ligament or ring, and… … Medical dictionary
Zinn ligament — anulus tendineus communis … Medical dictionary
Zinn ring — anulus tendineus communis … Medical dictionary
Anulus tendineus communis — … Deutsch Wikipedia
Zinn-Gefäßkranz — Zịnn Gefä̱ßkranz [nach dem dt. Anatomen u. Botaniker J.Zinn GefäßkranzG. Zinn, 1727 1759]: = Anulus tendineus communis … Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke
Zinn artery etc. — (tsin) [Johann Gottfried Zinn, German anatomist, 1727–1759] see anulus tendineus communis, arteria centralis retinae, circulus vasculosus nervi optici, fibrae zonulares, and zonula ciliaris; and see under cap … Medical dictionary
anulus — SYN: ring (1). [L.] a. abdominalis SYN: deep inguinal ring. a. ciliaris SYN: ciliary body. a. conjunctivae [TA] SYN: conjunctival ring. a. femoralis [TA] SYN: femoral ring. a. fibrocartilagineus membranae tympani [TA] SYN: fibrocartilaginous ring … Medical dictionary
Anillo de Zinn — Vista lateral del ojo con su musculatura extrinseca: 1 = Anillo de Zinn 2 = Músculo recto superior 3 = Músculo recto inferior 4 = Músculo recto interno 5 = Músculo recto externo 6 = Músculo oblicuo superior del ojo 7 = Polea de reflexión del… … Wikipedia Español
ring — 1. A circular band surrounding a wide central opening; a r. shaped or circular structure surrounding an opening or level area. SYN: anulus [TA]. 2. The closed ( i.e., endless) chain of atoms in a cyclic compound; commonly used for “cyclic” or… … Medical dictionary
circle — 1. [TA] In anatomy, a ring shaped structure or group of structures, as formed by anastomosing arteries or veins, or by connected (communicating) nerves, 2. A line or process with every point approximately equidistant from the center. SYN:… … Medical dictionary
