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Definition of spinal
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Spinage
(n.) A
common
pot herb
(Spinacia
oleracea)
belonging
to the
Goosefoot
family.
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Kinesodic
::
Kinesodic
(a.)
Conveying
motion;
as;
kinesodic
substance;
--
applied
esp. to the
spinal
cord,
because
it is
capable
of
conveying
doth
voluntary
and
reflex
motor
impulses,
without
itself
being
affected
by motor
impulses
applied
to it
directly..
Myelonal
::
Myelonal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
myelon;
as, the
myelonal,
or
spinal,
nerves..
Prevertebral
::
Prevertebral
(a.)
Situated
immediately
in
front,
or on the
ventral
side, of the
vertebral
column;
prespinal..
Cord
::
Cord (n.) Any
structure
having
the
appearance
of a cord, esp. a
tendon
or a
nerve.
See under
Spermatic,
Spinal,
Umbilical,
Vocal..
Vertebrated
::
Vertebrated
(a.)
Having
a
backbone,
or
vertebral
column,
containing
the
spinal
marrow,
as man,
quadrupeds,
birds,
amphibia,
and
fishes..
Myelitis
::
Myelitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
spinal
marrow
or its
membranes.
Spinal
::
Spinal
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in the
region
of, the
backbone,
or
vertebral
column;
rachidian;
vertebral..
Glioma
::
Glioma
(n.) A tumor
springing
from the
neuroglia
or
connective
tissue
of the
brain,
spinal
cord, or other
portions
of the
nervous
system..
Ganglionic
::
Ganglionic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
containing,
or
consisting
of,
ganglia
or
ganglion
cells;
as, a
ganglionic
artery;
the
ganglionic
columns
of the
spinal
cord..
Cerebro-spinal
::
Cerebro-spinal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
central
nervous
system
consisting
of the brain and
spinal
cord.
Infraspinal
::
Infraspinal
(a.) Below the
vertebral
column,
subvertebral..
Meninges
::
Meninges
(n. pl.) The three
membranes
that
envelop
the brain and
spinal
cord; the pia
mater,
dura
mater,
and
arachnoid
membrane..
Myelocoele
::
Myelocoele
(n.) The
central
canal of the
spinal
cord.
Brain
::
Brain (n.) The
whitish
mass of soft
matter
(the
center
of the
nervous
system,
and the seat of
consciousness
and
volition)
which is
inclosed
in the
cartilaginous
or bony
cranium
of
vertebrate
animals.
It is
simply
the
anterior
termination
of the
spinal
cord, and is
developed
from three
embryonic
vesicles,
whose
cavities
are
connected
with the
central
canal of the cord; the
cavities
of the
vesicles
become
the
central
cavities,
or
ventricles,
and the walls
thicken
unequally
and
become
the three seg
Ventral
::
Ventral
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
situated
near, the
belly,
or
ventral
side, of an
animal
or of one of its
parts;
hemal;
abdominal;
as, the
ventral
fin of a fish; the
ventral
root of a
spinal
nerve;
--
opposed
to
dorsal..
Paraplegy
::
Paraplegy
(n.) Palsy of the lower half of the body on both
sides,
caused
usually
by
disease
of the
spinal
cord..
Arachnoid
::
Arachnoid
(a.)
Pertaining
to a thin
membrane
of the brain and
spinal
cord,
between
the dura mater and pia
mater..
Myelencephalic
::
Myelencephalic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
myelencephalon;
cerebro-spinal.
Vertebral
::
Vertebral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
vertebrae,
or the
vertebral
column;
spinal;
rachidian..
Supraspinal
::
Supraspinal
(a.)
Situated
above the
vertebral
column.
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