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syl·vi·an (silґve-ən) 1. described by or named for Franciscus Sylvius. 2. described by or named for Jacobus Sylvius.Medical dictionary. 2011.
Sylvian — /silˈvi ən/ adjective Of Sylvius, ie either the French anatomist Jacques Dubois (1478–1555), or Franz de la Boë (1614–72), the Dutch German iatrochemist Sylvian fissure noun (anatomy) A deep lateral fissure in the cerebrum, discovered apparently… … Useful english dictionary
Sylvian — David Sylvian 1982 David Sylvian [ˈdeɪvɪd ˈsɪlvɪən] (* 23. Februar 1958 in Beckenham, Kent; eigentlich: David Alan Batt) ist ein englischer Songwriter, Sänger, Keyboarder und … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sylvian — Sylvan, Sylvian Variante von → Silvan (Bedeutung: Wald) … Deutsch namen
Sylvian Kerivel — Pays d’origine France Genre(s) Celtique … Wikipédia en Français
Sylvian Coudene — Sylvian Coudène Pianiste français né en 1953, Sylvian Coudène fait des études musicales classiques sur la Côte d Azur avec A.Schwenamer Auda et Régine David puis à Paris avec Lucette Descaves. Il travaille également avec Madeleine de Valmalète et … Wikipédia en Français
Sylvian Kerivel — Allgemeine Informationen Genre(s) Bretonische Musik Gründung 1987 Website http://sylviankerive … Deutsch Wikipedia
sylvian fissure — n, often cap 1st S a deep fissure of the lateral aspect of each cerebral hemisphere that divides the temporal from the parietal and frontal lobes called also fissure of Sylvius, lateral fissure, lateral sulcus Du·bois due bō ä or De Le Boë … Medical dictionary
sylvian fossa — n, often cap 1st S a depression that forms in the lateral surface of each embryonic cerebral hemisphere during the third month of development and contains the insula at its bottom which is later covered by the operculum whose edges form the… … Medical dictionary
sylvian aqueduct — n, often cap S AQUEDUCT OF SYLVIUS … Medical dictionary
sylvian syndrome — sylvian aqueduct syndrome impairment of vertical gaze, retraction nystagmus, convergence nystagmus, convergence spasms, and poor or absent reaction of the pupils (which are usually of normal size) to light or near vision. It is caused by a… … Medical dictionary
