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Rhachitic, L., Rickety, the liver of rhachitic subjects, 

 marked by increased portal cellular tissue. L., Rusty- 

 brown Atrophic. See Z., Bronte (Illus. Diet.). 

 L., Scrofulous, an albuminoid liver. L., Tubercu- 

 lated. See Z., Granulated (Illus. Diet.). L., 

 Wax-like, an albuminoid liver. L., 'Whisky, inter- 

 stitial hepatitis. 



Lizard's-beak [lit' ' -ard%-blk). See Rostruui lacerti. 



Llareta {lar-e'-tah). A remedy recommended in the 

 treatment of blenorrhagia, said to be the fluid extract 

 of Haplopappits slareta (.?), a composite plant of Chili. 



Loa {Jo* -ah). The larva of Hlaria ocuK. 



Loaked (lohd). Applied to gland-cells filled with sub- 

 stance to produce the secretion proper to them. 



Lobe, Lobus. (See Illus. Diet.) L.s, Amygdaloid. 

 See Tonsilla (Illus. Diet.). Cf. Tubercle, Amygdaloid 



I (Illus. Diet.). L., Annular (of the cerebrum), the 

 operculum. L., Anonymous I of the liver), the quad- 

 rate lobe. L., Anterior, L., Anterior Superior, L., 

 Anterosuperior, L., Superior (of the cerebellum), 

 the anterior part of the upper surface of a cerebellar 

 hemisphere; it is divided into the anterior and posterior 

 crescentic or semilunar lobes. Syn., Z., Quadrate : 

 Z., Square; Lobus quadrangularis. L. anterior 

 (of hypophysis). See Prehypophysis (Illus. Diet.). 

 L., Anterior (of the cerebrum), the frontal lobe. L., 

 Anterior iof the liver), the quadrate lobe. L., An- 

 terior Inferior (of the cerebellum), the biventral lobe. 

 L., Appendicular, Reidel's lobe. L. auris, the 

 lobe of the ear. L., Biventral, a cuneiform lobe on 

 the inferior surface of each cerebellar hemisphere be- 

 hind the amygdala and in front of the slender lobe and 

 outwardly embraced by it. It consists of the lower 

 largest primary division of the hemisphere separated 

 into two secondary ones. Syn., Z., Digastric ; Z., 

 Inferior; Lobus cuneiformis ; L. inferior anterior. 

 L., Cacuminal. L. cacuminis. See Lobe, Pre- 

 stmilunar. L., Caudate. See Lobulus caudatus 

 (Illus. Diet.). L. caudicis, Burdach's name for the 

 insula. L. caudicis nervi vagi, the flocculus. L., 

 Centerosuperior (of the cerbellum). See Z., An- 

 terosuperior. L., Central. See Lobulus centralis 

 (Illus. Diet. I. L. cerebelli cuneiformis superior, 

 Aeby's term for the postsemilunar lobe. L. cerebelli 

 inferior. See L?be, Biventral. L. cerebelli infe- 

 rior medius, the slender lobe. L. cerebelli inter- 

 medius, L. cerebelli intertonsillaris, the uvula of 

 the cerebellum. L. cerebelli major, the superior 

 vermiform process. L. cerebelli minor, the flocculus. 

 L. cerebelli subtilis. See Lobe, Slender (Illus. Diet. ). 

 L. cerebri inferior. See Lobe, Tewporosphenoidal. 

 L. cerebri intermedius, the insula. L. cerebri 

 medius, the parietal lobe. L. cerebri quadratus. 

 See Precuneus (Illus. Diet.). L., Clival, L. clivis, 

 the posterior crescentic lobe. L.s, Crescentic, divi- 

 sions anterior and posterior of the anterosuperior lobe 

 of the cerebellum. 'The anterior crescentic lobe com- 

 prises all of the anterosuperior lobe except a narrow 

 posterior part which constitutes the posterior crescentic 

 lobe. Syn. (of anterior crescentic lobe), Z. culminal ; 

 L., Semilunar anterior. Syn. (of posterior crescentic 

 lobe), Z. Clival; Z., Presemilunar ; L., Semilunar 

 posterior. L., Culminal. L. culminis, the anterior 

 crescentic lobe. L., Cuneiform (of the cerebellum ), 

 the biventral lobe. L., Cuneiform (of the cerebrum). 

 See Cuneus ( Illus. Diet. ). L. descendens. the parietal 

 lobe. L., Digastric. See Z., Biventral. L.. Duode- 

 nal, the caudate lobe of the liver. L. of the Ear. See 

 under Lobulus (Illus. Diet. ). Lobi epididymidis, 

 the divisions of the epididymis formed by transverse 

 septa from its tunica albuginea. L., Falciform, 

 Schwalbe's name for a lobe of the cerebrum embracing 



the fornix, gyrus dentatus, lamina septi Iucidi, and 

 limbic looe. L. fornicatus, the fornicate convolu- 

 tion. L., Frontal, that portion of the cerebral hemis- 

 phere lying anterior to the central and sylvian fissures. 

 L., Frontal Internal (of the cerebrum), the marginal 

 convolution. L., Fusiform, the subcollateral convo- 

 lution. L. gracilis. See Lobe, Slender (Illus. 

 Diet.). L., Grand. I. The limbic lol.e. 2. The falci- 

 form lobe. L., Hidden, the insula. L., Home's, a 

 small glandular structure sometimes seen between the 

 caput gallinaginis and the sphincter vesicae. It repre- 

 sents the third lobe of the prostate and may become 

 considerably enlarged in old people. L., Inferior of 

 the cerebellum), the biventral lobe. L., Intermedi- 

 ate, the insula. L., Interoptic, Spitzka's name for an 

 area of cinerea in the sylvian aqueduct and believed to 

 represent a distinct pair of lobes found in the iguana 

 anterior to the origin of the trochlear nerve. L. of 

 the Kidney, one of the malpighian pyramids. L.s, 

 Lateral iof the prostate), the parts of the prostate 

 gland lying on each side of the urethra; not very 

 definitely demarcated from the rest of the organ. L.s, 

 Lateral (of the thyroid gland), the two chief parts of 

 the gland, one on each side of the trachea. L., Lim- 

 bic, Broca's name for a lobe of the brain made up of 

 the fornicate gyrus and the ventral portions of the 

 uncinate gyrus. L., Lingual, the subcalcarine con- 

 volution. L. lunatus anterior, the anterior crescentic 

 lobe. L. lunatus posterior, the posterior crescentic 

 lobe. L.s of the Lungs, divisions of the lungs 

 (three in the right lung — superior, middle, and inferior 

 lobes; and two in the left — superior and inferior) 

 made by deep oblique fissures. Syn., Lobi pulmo- 

 nales. L. major. See Lobe, Temporooccipital. L., 

 Mantle. See Pallium (Illus. Diet.). L., Median 

 (of the brain). 1. The parietal lobe. 2. The insula. 

 L., Median (of the cerebellum), the superior vermi- 

 form process. Lobi medullae oblongatae. See 

 Tonsilla (Illus. Diet.). Lobi medullares renum, 

 the malpighian pyramids. L., Middle >of the pros- 

 tate), the part of the prostate gland anterior to the 

 urethra. L., Middle (of the thyroid bodyi. See 

 Pyramid (of the thyroid gland). L. minor, the 

 frontal lobe. L.s of the Oblongata. See Tubercles, 

 Amygdaloid (Illus. Diet.). L., Occipital, the pos- 

 terior part of the cerebrum separated from the parietal 

 lobe of the parietooccipital fissure and occupying the 

 upper fossa of the occipital bone. L., Olfactory. See 

 under Olfactory (Illus. Diet.). L.s, Orbital, the gyri 

 situated above the orbit. L.s of the Pancreas, the 

 aggregations of the glandular tissue of the pancreas 

 divided from each other by connective tissue. L., Pan- 

 creatic (of the liver) . the caudate lobe. L.. Parietal 

 (of the cerebrum), that part of the outer surface of the 

 cerebral hemisphere separated from the frontal lobe 

 by the central fissure and from the occipital lobe by 

 the parietooccipital fissure; the intraparietal fissure 

 divides it into a superior and an inferior parietal 

 lobe. L., Parietotemporal, the temporosphenoidal 

 lobe. L., Placental. See Folds, Placental. L. 

 of the Pneumogastric Nerve. L., Pneumogas- 

 tric, the flocculus. L., Posterior tof the cerebrum . 

 the part of the cerebrum dorsad of the fissure of 

 Sylvius. L., Posterior (of the cerebellum), the 

 thick rounded border of the hemisphere dorsad of the 

 superior lobe and separated from it by a deep fissure. 

 Syn., L., Semilunar ; Z., Sphenooccipital. L. pos- 

 terior (of the hypophysis). See Posthvpophysis ( Illus. 

 Diet.). L., Posterior Inferior of the cerebellum). 

 See Z., Postsemilunar. L.s, Postoptic. See Post- 

 geminum (Illus. Diet.). L.. Postsemilunar, the 

 hindmost lobe on the inferior surface of the cerebellar 



