Definition of epimysium in English:

epimysium

nounˌɛpɪˈmɪsɪəmˌepəˈmizēəm

mass nounAnatomy

A sheath of fibrous elastic tissue surrounding a muscle.
〔剖〕肌外衣，肌外膜
Example sentencesExamples
- Figure 3 B shows an optical section at a depth 14 m into the sample, revealing intense SHG from a matrix of collagen fibrils (black arrow) in the epimysium layer surrounding muscle fibers.
- Amyloid was distributed in a perivascular or interstitial location within the endomysium in 7 muscles and in the epimysium in 4 muscles.
- We also see that the feather muscles are surrounded by an epimysium, the elastic membrane of which forms the framework for the hydraulic skeleton of the feathers.
- Instead, they originate from an aponeurosis that is continuous with the epimysium of the epaxial musculature and insert onto an aponeurosis that merges with the peritoneum.
Synonyms
covering, cover, case, casing, envelope, sleeve, wrapper

Origin

Modern Latin, from epi- 'upon' + Greek mus 'muscle'.

Definition of epimysium in US English:

epimysium

nounˌepəˈmizēəm

Anatomy

A sheath of fibrous elastic tissue surrounding a muscle.
〔剖〕肌外衣，肌外膜
Example sentencesExamples
- Figure 3 B shows an optical section at a depth 14 m into the sample, revealing intense SHG from a matrix of collagen fibrils (black arrow) in the epimysium layer surrounding muscle fibers.
- We also see that the feather muscles are surrounded by an epimysium, the elastic membrane of which forms the framework for the hydraulic skeleton of the feathers.
- Amyloid was distributed in a perivascular or interstitial location within the endomysium in 7 muscles and in the epimysium in 4 muscles.
- Instead, they originate from an aponeurosis that is continuous with the epimysium of the epaxial musculature and insert onto an aponeurosis that merges with the peritoneum.
Synonyms
covering, cover, case, casing, envelope, sleeve, wrapper

Origin

Modern Latin, from epi- ‘upon’ + Greek mus ‘muscle’.

单词	epimysium
释义	Definition of epimysium in English: epimysium nounˌɛpɪˈmɪsɪəmˌepəˈmizēəm mass nounAnatomy A sheath of fibrous elastic tissue surrounding a muscle. 〔剖〕肌外衣，肌外膜 Example sentencesExamples Figure 3 B shows an optical section at a depth 14 m into the sample, revealing intense SHG from a matrix of collagen fibrils (black arrow) in the epimysium layer surrounding muscle fibers. Amyloid was distributed in a perivascular or interstitial location within the endomysium in 7 muscles and in the epimysium in 4 muscles. We also see that the feather muscles are surrounded by an epimysium, the elastic membrane of which forms the framework for the hydraulic skeleton of the feathers. Instead, they originate from an aponeurosis that is continuous with the epimysium of the epaxial musculature and insert onto an aponeurosis that merges with the peritoneum. Synonyms covering, cover, case, casing, envelope, sleeve, wrapper Origin Modern Latin, from epi- 'upon' + Greek mus 'muscle'. Definition of epimysium in US English: epimysium nounˌepəˈmizēəm Anatomy A sheath of fibrous elastic tissue surrounding a muscle. 〔剖〕肌外衣，肌外膜 Example sentencesExamples Figure 3 B shows an optical section at a depth 14 m into the sample, revealing intense SHG from a matrix of collagen fibrils (black arrow) in the epimysium layer surrounding muscle fibers. We also see that the feather muscles are surrounded by an epimysium, the elastic membrane of which forms the framework for the hydraulic skeleton of the feathers. Amyloid was distributed in a perivascular or interstitial location within the endomysium in 7 muscles and in the epimysium in 4 muscles. Instead, they originate from an aponeurosis that is continuous with the epimysium of the epaxial musculature and insert onto an aponeurosis that merges with the peritoneum. Synonyms covering, cover, case, casing, envelope, sleeve, wrapper Origin Modern Latin, from epi- ‘upon’ + Greek mus ‘muscle’.
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