Anatomy of the arteries of the human bodyJ.B. Lippincott, 1862 - 401 頁 |
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adductor anastomoses aneurism anticus muscle aorta apex areolar tissue arteria innominata artery arises Articular Artery ascends auricle axillary artery blood bone brachial artery cardiac carotid artery cervical Circumflex clavicle common carotid common carotid artery common iliac convexity coronary descends divided external iliac artery fascia femoral artery fibres flexor foramen front gland heart hemorrhage inches incision inferior integuments intercostal internal carotid internal jugular vein interosseous inwards jugular vein layer left side left subclavian left ventricle ligament ligature longus membrane middle obliquely obturator Operation of tying origin outwards passes patient pelvis perforating arteries phrenic nerve platysma plexus Pollicis popliteal Popliteal Artery portion posterior posteriorly profunda pulmonary artery radial radial artery rectus right side right ventricle scalenus anticus muscle sciatic septum situation sterno-hyoid sterno-mastoid muscle subclavian artery superficial superior supplies surface tendon terminating branches third stage thoracic thyroid tibial transverse trunk tumor Twig ulnar upwards valve vena vertebral vessel wound
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第 336 頁 - ... round the outer side of the carpus, beneath the extensor tendons of the thumb, to the upper end of the space between the metacarpal bones of the thumb and index finger, and, finally, passes forward, between the two heads of the First dorsal interosseous muscle, into the palm of the hand, where it crosses the metacarpal bones to the ulnar border of the hand, to form the deep palmar arch. At its termination it inosculates with the deep branch of the ulnar artery.
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第 351 頁 - The Light Artillery Board assembled by Special Orders No. 134, of 1856, and Special Orders No. 116, of 1858, has the honor to submit a revised system of Light Artillery Tactics and Regulations recommended for that arm. WM. H. FRENCH, Bt. Major, Captain First Artillery.
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第 238 頁 - It is from an inch and a half to two inches in length, runs downward and inward, and extends from the internal abdominal ring to the external abdominal ring.
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第 241 頁 - Surgery," p. 55. tion, so that there will be no fear whatever of including this duct within the ligature. In order to arrive at the internal iliac artery, an incision should be made in the direction of a line extending from the umbilicus to midway between the spine of the pubis and the anterior superior spine of the ilium. This incision should commence at the outer edge of the rectus muscle, and terminate about an inch above Poupart's ligament, in order to avoid the spermatic cord. The different...
第 295 頁 - Bellingham another in St. Vincent's Hospital It would appear that this plan of treatment has been too hastily abandoned by the profession, probably from the compression employed being so excessive as to render it quite insupportable to the patient. The least possible pressure, which may be sufficient to close the vessel, should be used, and when this cannot be sustained, it will prove of use to partially compress the artery so as to lessen the impulse of the circulation."* At a meeting of the Surgical...
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