Plates of the arteries of the human body ... / after Frederic Tiedemann ; engraved by E. Mitchell, under the superintendency of Thomas Wharton Jones, surgeon ; the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr. Knox.

  • Friedrich Tiedemann
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1829
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Credit: Plates of the arteries of the human body ... / after Frederic Tiedemann ; engraved by E. Mitchell, under the superintendency of Thomas Wharton Jones, surgeon ; the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr. Knox. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Figure IV. A, B Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid. 2. The right subclavian going behind the ca- rotid of the same side, on its way to the right arm. 3. Left carotid. 4. Left subclavian. J. J. Huber* saw this disposition. Figure V. Exhibits a variety taken from -f-Walter’s Dissertation on the aberrations of the ar- teries. A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid artery. 2. Left carotid artery. 3. Right subclavian artery. .4. Left subclavian artery. Figure VI. A similar variety taken from the observations of Walter- J A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid. . 2. Left carotid. 3. 3. Right subclavian. 4. Vertebral artery. 5. 5. Left subclavian. 6. Vertebral artery. Figure VII. This figure is taken from the Programma of, P. A. Boehmer. |] A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid artery. 2. Left carotid. 3. Left subclavian. 4. Vertebral artery of the left side. 5. Right subclavian running behind the oeso- phagus and trachea, on its way to the right side. * Acta. Helvetic. T. 8. p. 75. Fig. 3. f Mem. de l’Acad. de Berlin, 1785. p- 62. Tab. 3. Fig. 5. From a male body. $ lb. Tab. 3. Fig. 4. j De quatuor et quinque ramis ex arcu arteriw magnae ad- scendentibus. Halse, 1744, Fig. 1. This anamoly of the vessels has been de- scribed by Fabricius,1 Mieg,2 Loesecke,3 Ludwig,4 * Pohl, s Neubauer, 6 Murray,7 ScHLEITZ, 8 SaNDIFORT, 9 BaYFORD, 10 Hulmf.,11 Al. Monro,12 Autenreith,'3 Zagorsky, 14 Koberwein, 15 16 * Herold,iS Fleischmann,'7 Otto,18 and J F. Meckel.'9 The right subclavian artery immediately at its origin is bent towards the right, and pro- ceeds obliquely or transversely to the right arm. In its course it either runs behind the oesopha- gus and trachea, as in the cases observed by Boehmer, Neubauer, Poiil, Murray, Schleitz, Autenreith, Fleischmann, and Otto ; or it passes between the oesopha- gus and trachea, as in the cases described by Bayford, Monro, Zagorsky, and Herold, Some physicians,Bayford, Hulme, Monro, Autenreith, and Murray, relate that de- glutition has been impeded by this irregular origin and course of the right subclavian arte- ry, and they derive from thence a new sort of Dysphagia which they call Lusoria. But others, Koberwein, Otto, and Fleisch- mann have not observed Dysphagia to arise from this cause. 1 Proemticum non nullas observationes anatomicas sistens ad diss. J. B. Hoffmann. Helmst. 1751, p. 10. 2 Specimen Observationum Anatomicarum atque Botanica- rum. Basil. 1753. Art, 8. 3 ObservationesAnatoraico-Chirurgico-Medicae. Berolin, 1754, p. 26'. 4 Programma observationes angiologicas tradens. Lips. 176’4. p. 5. The right mammery artery arose in the same subject from the right carotid. s Observationes Angiologicae de Arteriis. Lips. 1773, p. 7. 6 I, c. § 13. 7 AbhandluDgen der Sclnved. Akadem. B. 30. S. 92. 8 lb. p. 98. a Museum Anatomicum, Acad. Lugd. Batav. Tab, 106. Fig. 2. 10 Memoirs of the Medical Society of London, Vol. II. p. 271. In the body of a female aged sixty. 11 lb. 12 De Dysphagia. Edinb. 1797. Outlines of the Anatomy of the Human Body. Edin 1813. Vol. III. p. 277- Plate 43. *3 Pfleiderer Praes. Aulenrieth, Diss. de Dysphagia Lusoria. Tubing 1806, in a female body aged sixty. Reils Archiv. fiir die Physiologie, B. 7- s. 145. ‘4 Mem. de L’Acad. des Sg. de S'. Pelersbourg, 1810. T. 2. p 318. Tab. 2. Fig. 7- From the body of a boy. ‘5 Diss. de vasorum decursu abnormi ejusque vi in omnem valetudinem varia. Vitenberg, 1810, p. 16. 16 Diss. exhibens Observationes quasdam ad Corp. Hum. Part. Struct Marburgi, 1812, p- 7. *7 Leichenoffhungen. Erlangen, 1815, S. 213. From the body of a man aged fifty-nine. 18 Seltene Beobachtungen Znr Anatomie, Physiologie und Pathologic, Breslau, 1816, 4. S. 100. ‘9 Handbuch, der Patholog. Anatomie. B. 2. Abth. 1, S. 98.
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