A description of the arteries of the human body. Reduced to tables / By Adolphus Murray ... Translated from the original by Archd Scott, student of physic.

  • Adolf Murray
Date:
1801
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Credit: A description of the arteries of the human body. Reduced to tables / By Adolphus Murray ... Translated from the original by Archd Scott, student of physic. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TRANSLATOR's PREFACE. ! WHILE Profeffor Murray’s Description of the Arteries (Publifhed at Ursar in 1798) is not infe- rior in minutenels and accuracy to thofe of Hauer, SABBATIER, and Meyer, it far exceeds them with refpect to concifenefs, clearneís, and arrangement. | It is divided into two Sections: the firft, comprehend- ing the branches from the Arch; the fecond, the branches from the De/reuding Aorta. In both Sec- tions, the Firít, Second, and Third, and all the fuc- ceeding feries of arteries, are, when defcribed, either diftinguifhed by peculiar marks, or printed in a dif- ferent character. The reader, therefore, can eafily perceive, by. a glance of the eye, to what feries an ar- tery belongs; and may, if he choofe, perufe the de- fcription of any particular feries of branches indepen- dently of the reft. The fulnefs and accuracy of the defcription ; the decided fuperiority of arrangement ; the facility with which it may be confulted ; and the numerous ad- a vantages
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