See Also: musculus transversospinalis(medicine)
transversospinalis muscle(medicine)
intermediate layer of the transversospinalis muscles(medicine)
musculus(medicine)
mus musculus(medicine)
musculus petrostaphylinus(medicine)
musculus pectineus(medicine)
musculus palatosalpingeus(medicine)
musculus palatopharyngeus(medicine)
musculus petropharyngeus(medicine)

symphonist (iou) and musculus transversospinalis (medicine)


symphonist (iou)



symphonist noun. M17.
[from SYMPHONIZE or from SYMPHONY + -IST.]
A chorister whose singing is in tune and in time. rare. Only in M17.
Orig., an orchestral performer playing in a symphony or musical interlude to a vocal composition. Now (rare), a member of a symphony orchestra. M18.
A composer of orchestral symphonies. L18.

musculus transversospinalis (medicine)


musculus transversospinalis -->
transversospinalis muscle
<anatomy> The group of muscles that originate from transverse processes of vertebrae and pass to spinous processes of higher vertebrae; they act as rotators and include the semispinalis (capitis, cervicis, thoracis), multifidus, and rotatores (cervicis, thoracis, lumborum) muscles. All are innervated by dorsal primary rami of spinal nerves.

Synonym: musculus transversospinalis, transversospinal muscle.