Volume 1

A system of anatomical plates of the human body; accompanied with descriptions, and physiological, pathological & surgical observations. Text and plates / By John Lizars.

  • John Lizars
Date:
[1840?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A system of anatomical plates of the human body; accompanied with descriptions, and physiological, pathological & surgical observations. Text and plates / By John Lizars. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    p, Paupart’s ligament c, Anterior superior spinous pro- cess of os ilium p, Sartorius muscle c, Internal oblique muscle i, Transversalis muscle x, Iliac portion of fascia lata p, Pectinalis muscle s, Crista of os illum t, Common femoral artery v, Common femoral vein w, Iliacus internus muscle a, Cremaster muscle f, Tendinous expanse of external oblique muscle g, Adductor longus muscle i, Tendon of transversalis muscle , Superficial femoral artery EE a OE a A a a a EE = om REFERENCE a, Spermatic cord 6, Saphena major vein truncated J, Linea alba g, Adductor brevis muscle , Spermatic arteries 2, lliac portion of fascia transver- salis q, Spermatic vein f, Pubic portion of fascia trans- versalis 1, Upper pillar of external aper- ture of inguinal canal 2, Lower pillar of external aper- ture of inguinal canal 3, Gimbernat’s ligament 22, Anterior crural nerve 4, Symphysis pubis B, Os sacrum c, Os coccygis 1, Transversalis muscle 0, Common iliac vein Pp, Common iliac artery R, Rectus muscle T, External iliac artery u, External iliac vein V, Internal iliac artery w, Fascia iliaca x, Internal iliac vein ture v, Vas deferens x, Hpigastric artery a, Peritoneum d, Obturator artery 9: Spermatic arteries 2, Lliac portion of fascia transver- salis x, Epigastric vein v, Obturator vein g, Spermatic veins i, Pubic portion of fascia trans- versalis 1, Internal aperture of inguinal canal 2, Lumbar vertebre 21, Obturator nerve A, Clavicle B, Deltoid muscle C, Origin of pectoralis major muscle D, Pectoralis minor muscle 8, Near a, indicating clavicle, is the sterno-cleido-mastoideus muscle E, Near F, is latissimus muscle F, Teres major muscle “, Long head of triceps muscle H, Axillary artery I, Subscapularis muscle «, Coraco-brachialis muscle M, Subclavius muscle 0, Serratus magnus muscle 2, External intercostal muscles a, Ribs Insertion of deltoid muscle | ? *08terior circumflex artery dorsi c, Insertion of pectoralis major muscle d, Insertion of pectoralis minor muscle é, Sternum 1, Long head of biceps flexor cu- biti muscle e, Capsular ligament of shoulder- joint {, Short head of biceps flexor cu- biti muscle 1, Capsular ligament of sternal ar- ticulation of clavicle 2, Interarticular cartilage of sternal articulation of clavicle 3, Capsule of cartilage of mb 4, Ligamentous expanse between | clavicle and scapula 5, Coracoid process of scapula A, Clavicle B, Origin of deltoid muscle c, Clayicular origin of pectoralis major muscle p, Acromion scapulz rz, Insertion of latissimus dorsi and teres major muscles 1, Subscapularis muscle kK, Coraco-brachialis muscle L, Biceps flexor cubiti muscle mM, Brachieus internus muscle Nn, Supinator radii longus muscle p, Flexor carpi radialis muscle b, Insertion of deltoid muscle g, Triceps muscle i, Insertion of subscapularis muscle ], Fascia of biceps muscle a, Bursa mucosa beneath the del- toid muscle c, Insertion muscle d, Insertion muscle 2, Long head of biceps muscle of pectoralis major of pectoralis minor {, Short head of biceps muscle a, Tendinous insertion of biceps muscle 5, Coracoid process of scapula 6, Ligamentum proprium anticum scapulee 8, Ligamentum trapezoideum 9, Scapulary articulation of cla- vicle 66, Supra-spinatus muscle 80, Insertion of trapezius muscle 81, Infra-spinatus muscle A, Clavicle B, Origin of deltoid muscle p, Acromion scapulze rE, Insertion of latissimus dorsi and teres major muscles c, Long head of triceps muscle kK, Coraco-brachialis muscle o, Insertion of serratus magnus muscle b, Insertion of deltoid muscle e, Supra-scapular artery g, Second head of triceps muscle i, Tendinous insertion of subsca- pularis muscle a, Proper posterior ligament of scapula 6, Superior costa of scapula c, Contiguous to b, indicates in- sertion of pectoralis major muscle, which compare with Fig. 1 c, Contiguous to eg, is head of os brachi e, Glenoid cavity of scapula i, Origin of subscapularis muscle 1, Long head of biceps muscle e, Capsular ligament of shoulder- joint 5, Coracoid process of scapula 6, Ligamentum proprium anti- cum scapulee 8, Ligamentum trapezoideum 66, Insertion of supra-spinatus muscle A, Clavicle . B, Sterno-thyroideus muscle c, Sterno-hyoideus muscle a, Ribs e, Sternum 1, Capsular ligament of sternal articulation of clavicle 7, Inter-clavicular ligament 10, Rhomboid ligament u, Extensor carpi radialis longior muscle 1, Pronator radii teres muscle L, Biceps muscle m, Brachieus internus muscle nN, Supinator radii longus muscle p, Flexor carpi radialis muscle a, Palmaris longus muscle rR, Flexor digitorum muscle s, Flexor carpi ulnaris muscle T, Os pisiforme vu, Annular ligament sublimis v, Fascia palmaris w, Flexor digitorum profundus muscle x, Flexor longus pollicis muscle y, Abductor pollicis muscle z, Flexor brevis pollicis muscle m, Insertion of brachieus internus muscle r, Tendons of flexor digitorum su- - . blimis muscle w, Tendons of flexor digitorum profundus muscle |
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