Bony ridge

linea /li·nea/ (lin´e-ah) pl. li´neae [L.] line; in anatomy, a narrow ridge or streak on the surface of a structure.

linea al´ba white line; the tendinous median line on the anterior abdominal wall between the two rectus muscles.

linea as´pera a rough longitudinal line on the back of the femur for muscle attachments.

li´neae atro´phicae striae atrophicae.

linea epiphysia´lis epiphyseal line.

linea glu´tea gluteal line.

linea ni´gra the linea alba when it has become pigmented in pregnancy.

linea splen´dens the sheath for the anterior spinal artery formed by the pia mater in the anterior median fissure of the spinal cord.

linea as·pe·ra (

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A longitudinal ridge running down the posterior surface of the shaft of the femur, affording attachment to various muscles including the vastus medialis, adductor longus, adductor magnus, adductor brevis, vastus lateralis, and short head of the biceps.

linea aspera,

the posterior crest of the femur (thigh bone) that extends proximally into three ridges to which are attached various muscles, including the gluteus maximus, pectineus, and iliacus.

linea [lin´e-ah] (L.)

line.

linea al´ba white line; the tendinous median line on the anterior abdominal wall between the two rectus muscles.

li´neae albican´tes white or colorless lines on the abdomen, breasts, or thighs caused by mechanical stretching of the skin, with weakening of the elastic tissue; see also atrophic striae.

linea as´pera a rough longitudinal line on the back of the femur for muscle attachments.

linea ni´gra the linea alba when it has become pigmented in pregnancy.

linea

pl. lineae [L.] a narrow ridge or streak on a surface, as of the body or a bone or other organ; a line.

linea alba

white line; the tendinous median line on the ventral abdominal wall between the two rectus muscles.

linea albicantes

see atrophic stria.

linea aspera

one or two rough longitudinal lines on the back of the femur for muscle attachments.

lineae atrophicae

see atrophic stria.

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abductor muscle of little finger
abductor muscle of little toe
adductor brevis
depressor muscle of angle of mouth
depressor muscle of lower lip
Track Sign

Here are the points: 1) Eyebrow point: Right above the inner part of your eyebrow 2) Side of Eye: About an inch to the side of your eye 3) Under Eye: On the bony ridge right below your eye 4) Under Nose: On upper lip right below your nose 5) Chin: Below your lower lip, on chin 6) Collar bone: On the center area of your collar bone 7) Under Arm: Four inches below your armpit 8) Top of head: On the top of your head Here''s now a simple 5-step version of how to do it: 1.

Test Anxiety? Exam Stress? EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) Can Help ... by Elisabeth Kuhn / Self Improvement community

In fourth position going into the final round, he threw a spread eagle off the top, went skier's right down a bony ridge, then over a small cliff band, then hit another small rock, traversed hard skier's left and caught a 20-foot air.

SNOW TRAX: GOING TO EXTREMES AT TAOS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)

The medial femoral epicondyle was defined as the origin of the deep part of the medial collateral ligament and was usually a central sulcus surrounded by a bony ridge.

Inter- and intra-observer errors in identifying the transepicondylar ... by C H Yan and W P Yau and T P Ng and W H Lie and K Y Chiu and W M Tang / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery

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