nomina anatomica การใช้

• The Nomina Histologica was introduced in 1977, with the fourth edition of Nomina Anatomica.
• It succeeds the Nomina Embryologica, which was included as a component of the Nomina Anatomica.
• The medical term " prominentia laryngea " ( laryngeal prominence ) was introduced by the " Basle Nomina Anatomica " in 1895.
• The IANC published a " sixth " edition of " Nomina Anatomica, " but it was never approved by the IFAA.
• This is one reason why the nomenclature selected by the Nomina anatomica and the " Terminologia Anatomica " ( 1998 ) is hardly applicable.
• Anconaeus is derived from the ancient Greek noun, ???? . or " elbow " . of the first edition of the " Nomina Anatomica ".
• The first editions of the official Latin nomenclature, " Nomina Anatomica " of the first 80 years ( first in 1895 ) used the Vesalian expression " os ilium ".
• :Unless anatomical nomenclature is subject to a most rigorous revision, in terms of simplification and rationalization, general use of such an internationally official nomenclature as " Nomina Anatomica " will decline rather than increase.
• In the current 1998 edition of the " Nomina Anatomica ", rebaptized as " Terminologia Anatomica " the expression " os ilium " is reintroduced and " os ilii " deleted.
• The term hippocampus minor fell from use in anatomy textbooks, and was officially removed in the Nomina Anatomica of 1895, but still featured in the " Encyclop鎑ia Britannica " of 1926, and appeared in general dictionaries as late as 1957.
• Quite inconsistently, in the 1983 edition of the " Nomina Anatomica " the genitive plural of " ile " ( instead of " ilium " ) is still being used in such expressions as " vena circumflexa ilium superficialis ".
• The official Latin veterinary nomenclature, " Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria " has the form " cartilago thyroidea " in common with the human Nomina Anatomica / Terminologia Anatomica, but allows in contrast to the latter, to use " cartilago thyreoidea " as alternative spelling.
• The official Latin veterinary nomenclature, " Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria " has the form " cartilago thyroidea " in common with the human Nomina Anatomica / Terminologia Anatomica, but allows in contrast to the latter, to use " cartilago thyreoidea " as alternative spelling.
• Nomina Anatomica lists dorsal primary rami as " rami dorsales " for each group of spinal nerves : 1 ) cervical ( nervorum cervicalium ), 2 ) thoracic ( nervorum thoracicorum ), 3 ) lumbar ( nervorum lumbalium ), 4 ) sacral ( nervorum sacralium ), and 5 ) coccygeal ( nervi coccygei ).
• The expression " dilator pupillae muscle ", as used in the list of English equivalents of the " Terminologia Anatomica ", is actually partly Latin, i . e . " dilator pupillae ", with " pupillae " ( = of the pupil The " Nomina Anatomica " as authorized in 1895 in Basle used the full Latin expression.
• It received little attention before Nomina Anatomica Parisiensia recognized it as a functional structure in 1955 ., nevertheless, found no evidence of the ligament, and described it as " nothing more than a thin fibrous layer " of the joint capsule  somewhat in line with Denuc?s note that the ligament could be considered a simple extension of the synovial recess or an extension of the annular ligament.