Anatomy of the arteries of the human body, with the descriptive anatomy of the heart1881 |
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adductor anastomoses aneurism anteriorly anticus muscle aorta areolar tissue arteria innominata Artery arises ascends auricle axillary biceps bifurcation bone brachial artery carotid artery cava cervical circumflex clavicle common carotid common iliac convexity coronary corresponding descends divided epigastric Extensor external iliac external iliac artery fascia femoral artery fibres flexor foramen front gland hæmorrhage iliac artery inches incision inferior inferiorly integuments intercostal internal carotid internal jugular vein internal mammary interosseous inwards layer left side left subclavian ligature longus lower lumbar margin membrane mesenteric middle Muscular obliquely obturator operation origin outwards passes perforating arteries pericardium peritoneum phrenic platysma pollicis popliteal portion Posterior Tibial Posteriorly Poupart's ligament profunda psoas pudic pulmonary artery radial radial artery rectus right side sacral scalenus anticus septum situation small branches spermatic sterno-mastoid sternum subclavian artery superficial superior supplies surface Surgeon tendon terminating branches thoracic transversalis transverse trunk tumour Twig ulnar upper upwards valve vena vertebral vessel wound
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第 228 頁 - ... 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 muscular layers composing...
第 319 頁 - COOPER. A DICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL SURGERY AND ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SURGICAL SCIENCE. New Edition, brought down to the present time. By SAMUEL A. LANE, FRCS, assisted by various eminent Surgeons. Vol. I., 8vo.
第 81 頁 - ... the branches of the facial are replaced by those of the transversalis faciei : on the other hand, according to Soemmering, it may extend to the forehead, giving off the palpebral and lachrymal arteries. On one side there may be a large facial artery, and a mere rudimentary artery on the other.
第 262 頁 - Its course corresponds to a line drawn from a point midway between the anterior superior spine of the ilium and the symphysis pubis, to the inner side of the inner condyle of the femur.
第 31 頁 - ... composed of the lower portion of the right ventricle and the whole of the left, on its left. The apex beats between the cartilages of the fifth and sixth left ribs, at a point about two inches below the nipple and one inch on its sternal side. The lungs descend along the margins of the sternum about two inches apart, and overlap the base of the heart, slightly on the right side, and more extensively on the left ; then, receding from each other, they leave a considerable portion of the right ventricle,...
第 262 頁 - A semilunar incision is made through the integuments in the direction of the fibres of the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle. One extremity of this incision will be situated near the spine of the ilium ; the other will terminate a little above the inner margin of the abdominal ring. The aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle will be exposed, and is to be divided throughout the extent, and in the direction of the external wound. The...
第 279 頁 - The tumour was so much under the control of pressure on the inguinal portion of the artery, that I was not altogether without hope that by diminishing the current of blood in the trunk of the artery, so as to favour the coagulation of the contents of the sac, a cure without operation might be effected...
第 94 頁 - The Pterygoid branches are numerous : some of them are distributed to the internal pterygoid muscle, and a still greater number to the external pterygoid. The Buccal artery runs tortuously, downwards, forwards, and outwards, between the two pterygoid muscles, and in company with the buccal nerve. Having arrived at the anterior margin of the ramus of the inferior maxillary bone, it penetrates the cheek and divides into a number of branches, which are distributed to the platysma myoides, buccinator...