It is also less upon the palmar and plantar surfaces than elsewhere.
Running along the plantar groove, it gains the plantar foramen.
This median ridge fits into the cleft of the plantar cushion.
Or it may be, of course, that it was in the plantar aponeurosis the disease commenced.
The inferior surface is slightly hollowed, and is in relation with the sole, or plantar surface of the hoof.
Sensibility, the knee-jerk, and plantar phenomena are normal.
Without the aid of the eyes, walking is impossible to those suffering from plantar anæsthesia.
The elastic tissues of the foot are preeminently the lateral cartilages and the plantar cushion.
The "heels," strictly speaking, are the two rounded soft prominences of the plantar cushion, lying one above each quarter.
Little pollen gets by the sticky surfaces of the combs of the plantar or past the auricles without becoming thoroughly moist.
1706, from Latin plantaris "pertaining to the sole of the foot," from planta "sole of the foot" (see plant (n.)).
plantar plan·tar (plān'tər, -tär')
adj.
Of, relating to, or occurring on the sole.
