Definition of muscle spindle in English:

muscle spindle

noun ˈmʌsl ˌspɪndl

Anatomy Physiology

A fusiform bundle of specialized muscle fibres with sensory and motor innervation enclosed in a capsule of connective tissue, present in large numbers in skeletal muscle and sensitive especially to stretch.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of Physiology. From muscle + spindle, after German Muskelspindel.

nounˈmʌsl ˌspɪndl

Anatomy Physiology

A fusiform bundle of specialized muscle fibres with sensory and motor innervation enclosed in a capsule of connective tissue, present in large numbers in skeletal muscle and sensitive especially to stretch.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of Physiology. From muscle + spindle, after German Muskelspindel.

单词	muscle spindle
释义	Definition of muscle spindle in English: muscle spindle noun ˈmʌsl ˌspɪndl Anatomy Physiology A fusiform bundle of specialized muscle fibres with sensory and motor innervation enclosed in a capsule of connective tissue, present in large numbers in skeletal muscle and sensitive especially to stretch. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of Physiology. From muscle + spindle, after German Muskelspindel. Definition of muscle spindle in US English: muscle spindle nounˈmʌsl ˌspɪndl Anatomy Physiology A fusiform bundle of specialized muscle fibres with sensory and motor innervation enclosed in a capsule of connective tissue, present in large numbers in skeletal muscle and sensitive especially to stretch. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of Physiology. From muscle + spindle, after German Muskelspindel.
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