The anatomy of the human body / [William Cheselden].

  • William Cheselden
Date:
1732
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Credit: The anatomy of the human body / [William Cheselden]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Tab. v. Tab.ili. 3. Of the Sut utures. SYNCHONDROSIS, is by intervening, ‘car=, tilaces or! ligaments, as between the bodies of the “Vientobrsa ai but the trueft,Syachondrofis is the joining of the ribs to the bone of the Ster- num. thy: : } Gheitia' Ren attest st is oe ae Gaeta viz... Su- tura and Gomphofis. The firft kind isthe mi- tual indentation of one bone with another, as is eminently feen in the fcull, and the other the faftening of the teeth in their fockets, like a nail A os Hes Wn CAROL § I Of the Sutures and Bones of the Head. , aieimete Sutures which have proper names , are here defcribed; thofe which have not, derive their names from the bones they furround, and are known by them. - Surura CoRONALIS, runs acrofs the feull, and joins the parietal bones to the frontal. SUTURA SAGITTALIS, joins the parietal bones; it begins at the Os Occipitis, and is con- tinued to the Os Frontis; in children down to the nofe; the Os Frontis in them being two. bones, and fometimes fo in adult bodies: _ SururA LamppvoIpDA cis, joins the back part of the Offa Bregmatis, or parietal bones, to the upper part of the occipital: In this future are gph) frequently
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