Meanings
adjective
- Pertaining to the cerebellum; cerebellar.
In a few brains these vessels might also come from the posterior cerebellary artery.
1917, M.T. Burrows, “Anatomical studies explaining lesions following thrombosis of the posterior inferior artery”, in Folia neuro-biologica, page 4341 more example
The edges of teh auricle which border on the recessus are the cerebellary bulge or torus which lies against the cerebellum and the medullary bulge which lies against the wall of the medulla oblongata.
1975, Wilhelm Harder, Anatomy of Fishes, page 378
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