cervical region anterior
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Cervical enlargement — Diagrams of the medulla spinalis. (Cervical enlargement labeled at upper right.) Latin intumescentia cervicalis Gray s … Wikipedia
region — 1. An often arbitrarily limited portion of the surface of the body. SEE ALSO: space, zone. 2. A portion of the body having a special nervous or vascular supply, or a part of an organ having a special … Medical dictionary
anterior interbody fusion — spinal fusion using an anterior approach, with immobilization by bone grafts on the anterior and lateral surfaces, used in the cervical region to treat degenerative disk disease and herniated nucleus pulposus, and in the lumbar region primarily… … Medical dictionary
Cervical fascia — Latin fascia cervicalis; fascia colli The cervical fascia is fascia found in the region of the neck. It mainly refers to the deep cervical fascia. However, there are other cervical fascia: superficial cervical fascia prevertebral fascia … Wikipedia
Anterior corticospinal tract — seen in red at bottom center in figure (text tag found at upper left) … Wikipedia
Cervical plexus — Nerve: Cervical plexus Dermatome distribution of the trigeminal nerve (Superficial cervical plexus visible in purple, at center bottom.) Latin plexus cervicalis Gray s … Wikipedia
Cervical vertebrae — Bone: Cervical vertebrae Vertebral column … Wikipedia
Anterior olfactory nucleus — Brain: Anterior olfactory nucleus Human brainstem anterior view (Anterior olfactory nucleus is not labeled, but region is visible at center top, approximately between the 2 and the 3 .) Latin … Wikipedia
Cervical branch of the facial nerve — Nerve: Cervical branch of the facial nerve Plan of the facial and intermediate nerves and their communication with other nerves. (Labeled at center bottom, as Cervical .) … Wikipedia
cervical groove — See: carapace groove (c) [Martin, 2005]. A groove or series of grooves sometimes present on the carapace; it is mesially transverse, laterally oblique, and separates the gatric and hepatic regions from the cardiac and branchial regions [Chace and … Crustacea glossary
