Common Abbreviations for Brain Web

A = actions /movements of a joint , A = anterior
ACF = anterior cranial fossaaka , aka= also known as
alt. = alternative, AM = arachnoid mater
ANS = autonomic nervous system, ant = anterior
art = articulation (joint w/o the additional support structures)
AS = Alternative Spelling, generally referring to the diff.
b/n British & American spelling assoc. = associated with
BBB = blood brain barrier
bc = because, BP = brachial plexus
BS = blood supply, BS = brain stem
b/n = between, C = cervical / carpal
CC = cerebral cortex, c.f. = compared to
CF = cranial fossa(e), CH = cerebral hemispheres
CN = cranial nerve, CNS = central nervous system
CO = cardiac output, Co = coccygeal
CoP = coccygeal plexus, collat.= collateral
Cr = cranial, CSF = Cerebrospinal fluid
CT = connective tissue, DH = dorsal horn (of the spinal cord)
dist. = distal, DM = dura mater
e.g. = example, EC = extracellular (outside the cell)
Gk. = Greek, GM = grey matter
Hp = Hippocampus, IC = intracellular / intercostal
IC = intercarpal, IMC = intermetacarpal
jt(s) = joints = articulations, L = lateral
L = left / lumbar, LL = lower limb
Lt. = Latin, lig = ligament
M = mater, MB = midbrain
MC = metacarpal, MCF = middle cranial fossa
med = medial, MO = medulla oblongata (medulla)
MN = myelinated nerve, nMN = non-myelinated nerve
N = nerve, NS = nervous system/nerve supply
NT = nervous tissue, NTr = nerve tract / trunk
P = posterior, PaNS = parasympathetic nervous system
PCF = posterior cranial fossa, pl. = plural
PM = pia mater, PN = peripheral nerve
post. = posterior, proc. = process
prox. = proximal, R = Right
RC = radiocarpal, S = sacral
sing. = singular, Sc = spinal canal
SC = spinal cord, SN = spinal nerve
SP = spinous process, SyNS = sympathetic nervous system
T = thoracic, TP = transverse process
UL = upper limb, arm, V = vertebra
VB = vertebral body, VC = vertebral column
VH = ventral horn (of the spinalcord)
Ven = ventricle (of the brain), WM = white matter
w/n = within, w/o = without