accessorius

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accessorius

(ˌæksɛsˈɔːrɪəs)
n
(Physiology) anatomy a muscle or nerve that has an augmenting action
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While most authors consider all of these as variants or subtypes of fibularis quartus muscle (Sobel et al., 1990; Sookur et al.; Hur et al.), others deem peroneus accessorius to be distinct (Clarkson et al.; Standring).
The nervus glossopharyngeus (CN IX), nervus vagus (CN X), nervus accessorius (CN XI), and posterior inferior cerebellar artery were viewed at the inferior compartment of CPA (Figure 3).
Jahss, "MR imaging of flexor digitorum accessorius longus," Skeletal Radiology, vol.
El musculo gluteo accesorio (gluteus accessorius), de forma triangular, se ubico en lateral al gluteo profundo, tomo origen en la cresta glutea y tuberculo coxal del ilion y por un tendon aplanado, el cual paso entre las ramas de origen del musculo vasto lateral, se inserto en la parte lateral del trocanter mayor del femur (Figura 1).
Anatomical studies on the extensor polhds et indicis accessorius muscles and the extensor indids radialis muscle in Japanese.
Soleus accessorius, an anomalous muscle in a young athlete: case report and analysis of the literature.
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