Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D.

  • John Aitken
Date:
MDCCLXXXV. [1785]
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Credit: Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    in tlie vertical plane that divides the body int* ^halves. E Orifice of the linns maxillaris. F Under part of the lachrymal duet. G Nafal notch. JIHI1 Palatal bone adhering in its place. Fig. III. An outfide View of the Nafal Bones. AA Upper extremities, by which they reft On the nafal procefs of the frontal bone. BB Under ends, thin and ragged, by which they are connected with the cartilaginous part of the nofe. \ Fig. I\r. A View of the infide of tlie Nafal Bones. Fig. V. i A View of the outfide of the Os Unguis. A Orbitar procefs h B Lachrymal procefs. Fig. VI, An infide View of the Os Unguis. Fig. Vn. An outfide View of the Malar Bone. A Superior orbitar procefs. B Inferior orbitar procefs. C Intern^]