| Jackson's r. |
see under law.
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| Jackson's s. |
paralysis of structures innervated by the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth cranial nerves, including the soft palate, larynx, half of the tongue, and the sternomastoid and trapezius muscles. Called also ambiguo-accessorius-hypoglossal paralysis, Mackenzie's s., and vagoaccessory-hypoglossal s.
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| Jackson's safety t. |
a triangular space bounded above by the lower end of the thyroid cartilage, its apex in the suprasternal notch, and its sides the inner edges of the sternocleidomastoid muscle; so called because it marks the limits of the area through which the trachea may safely be incised in tracheostomy.
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| Jackson's safety triangle |
see under triangle.
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| Jackson's v. |
see under membrane.
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