- The ****oral
crura (sg.: ****oral crus) are two
erectile tissue structures,
which together form a "V" shape. Crus is a
Latin word that
means "leg". Each...
- the
Swiss Universities) Crus (pl.:
crura) can also
refer to
other anatomical structures that are leg-shaped:
crura of
antihelix crus of
cerebrum crus...
- The crus of
diaphragm (pl.:
crura),
refers to one of two
tendinous structures that
extends below the
diaphragm to the
vertebral column.
There is a right...
- The two
crura of **** (one crus on each side)
constitute the root of ****
along with the bulb of ****. The two
crura flank the bulb - one to each side...
- the
helix on the pinna. The
antihelix divides above into two legs or
crura; the
crura antihelicis,
between which is a
triangular depression, the
fossa triangularis...
- form,
consisting of
three m****es of
erectile tissue; the two
diverging crura, one on
either side, and the
median bulb of the **** or
urethral bulb....
-
cerebral cortex to the pons and spine. The
plural of
which is
cerebral crura. In some
older texts, this is
called the
cerebral peduncle, but presently...
-
separate left and
right sides are each
called the crus of the
fornix (plural
crura). The
bundles of
fibers come
together in the
midline of the brain, forming...
- rear
quarter of the animal.
Anatomically speaking, the
hanger steak is the
crura, or legs, of the diaphragm. The
steak is said to "hang" from the diaphragm...
- by the
margins of the
opening in the aponeurosis,
which are
called the
crura of the ring; and above, by a
series of
curved intercrural fibers. The inferior...
