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Arcuate foramen. Ponticulus posticus. Little posterior bridge. Kimmerles anomaly. Atlas structure. First cervical vertebra from above. Detailed Vector-stock-foto
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Medical Illustration of Psoas Major Muscle-stock-foto
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Anterior View of Knee Joint-stock-foto
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Anatomical Illustration of Obturator Canal-stock-foto
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The Pelvic Girdle and Pelvic Outlet-stock-foto
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medical accurate illustration of the arcuate politeal ligament-stock-foto
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medical accurate illustration of the arcuate politeal ligament-stock-foto
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medical accurate illustration of the radialarcuate ligament-stock-foto
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A manual of anatomy . nes. Its superficial surface is strengthened by the interlacementof fibers from the tendons and aponeuroses of the adjacent muscles. The dorsal pubic ligament {lig. pubicum posterius) is similarlyarranged but weaker. The superior pubic ligament {lig. pubicum superius) is weak andextends from one pubic crest to the other. The arcuate, or inferior ligament {lig. arcuatum pubis), is quitestrong and extends from the descending ramus of the one pubicbone across the inferior surface of the joint to the inferior ramusof the other pubic bone. THE HIP JOINT 131 The interpiihic dis-stock-foto
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A manual of anatomy . t and second lumbar vertebrae; from the middle arcuate liga-ment in front of the aorta; from the internal arcuate ligament (arcuslumbocostalis medialis) that stretches from the body of the firstlumbar vertebra to its transverse process; from the external arcuate i68 MYOLOGY ligament {arms himbocostalis lateralis) that stretches from ttictransverse process of the first lumbar vertebra to the apex andlower margin of the twelfth rib. Ventrally, the diaphragm arisesfrom the dorsal surface of the ensiform cartilage of the sternum{pars sternalis) and from the dorsal surface of-stock-foto
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The BNA arranged as an outline of regional and systematic anatomy . ac ligaments—20 :57, 58. Synovial cavity.Symphysis pubis—^20 :59. Superior pubic ligam.ents—20 :60. Arcuate ligament of pubis—:20 :61. Interpubic fibro-cartilage—20 :62. Demonstrated by removing a slice of bone from the front of thesymphysis pubis. Sacro-coccygeal symphysis—18 :48. Superficial posterior sacro-coccygeal ligament—18 :49.Deep posterior sacro-coccygeal ligament—18 :50.Anterior sacro-coccygeal ligament—18 :51.Lateral sacro-coccygeal ligament—18 :52. INFERIOR EXTREMITY Plate IX Posterior aspect of the inferior extre-stock-foto
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A textbook of obstetrics . o take the last lum-bar for the first sacralvertebra or vice versa,nor the second for thefirst sacral vertebra,—mistakes easily madein cases of so-called44 double promontory.With the tip of the sec-ond finger resting firmlyin place upon the mid-dle line n the promon-tory, the radial side ofthe hand is elevateduntil the impress of the arcuate ligament under the lower a^cof the symphysis is plainly felt upon it. With a finger-nail oftlu- other hand a mark is made upon this point of the examininghand, which is then withdrawn (Fig. 270). The distance betweenthis mark a-stock-foto
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Modern surgery, general and operative . and reaches the surfaceby passing between the transverse processes. The tuberculous matter fromdorsal caries may run forward between the intercostal muscles or betweenthese muscles and the pleura, pointing in an intercostal space, at the side of thesternum, or by the rectus muscle. It may burst into the gullet, windpipe,bronchus, pleural sac, or pericardium. It may descend to the diaphragm andtravel under the inner arcuate ligament to form a psoas abscess, or under theouter arcuate Hgament to form a liunbar abscess. A psoas abscess may pointabove Poupart-stock-foto
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Monography of the family Unionidæ : or, Naiades of Lamarck (fresh water bivalve shells) of North America ... . i unio clava. Lam. Z.Unio cfeeisus, Lea UNIO CLAVA. Plate III.—Fig. 1. DESCRIPTION. Shell cuneiform, very oblique; posterior side pro-duced, compressed, with an oblique furrow rapidlywidening from the umbo; ligament margin arcuate,very oblique; umbo elevated, narrowed, inclining for-wards; beaks curved to a point, terminal; epidermiswrinkled, olive-yellow or brownish, with interruptedrays over the umbo, disappearing with age; withinwhite, very iridescent posteriorly; cardinal tooth in-stock-foto
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Monography of the family Unionidæ : or, Naiades of Lamarck (fresh water bivalve shells) of North America ... . Unto pffCusit^, Lam 19UNIO RETUSUS. Plate VIII.DESCRIPTION. Shell transversely ovate, ventricose, with concen-tric furrows; umbo very prominent, curved forwards;beaks retuse, medial; ligament long and prominent;umbonial slope rounded, undefined; anterior and basalmargins regularly rounded; posterior side with aslight furrow, and emarginate at the extremity; liga-ment slope arcuate, very oblique; within dark purple,margined with white. SYNONYMES. U. retusa, Lam. An. sans vert. vol. vi.-stock-foto
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Monography of the family Unionidæ : or, Naiades of Lamarck (fresh water bivalve shells) of North America ... . al near Louisville, whence Mr. Hyde has receivedit. UNIO BLANDINGIANUS. Plate XXIII.—Fig. 2. DESCRIPTION. Shell subtrapezoidal, rather thin, ventricose; ante-rior margin very obtusely rounded; ligament marginmuch elevated, slightly arcuate, angulated at tip, pos-terior margin long, oblique and rectilinear; extremitysubtruncated or obtusely rounded; beaks slightly ele-vated, eroded; umbonial slope rounded, very distantfrom the margin; epidermis finely wrinkled; withinpurplish, with gre-stock-foto
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Archive image from page 1334 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( THE PEOSTATE. 1301 The veins with which the cavernous spaces communicate, carry the blood, for the most part, either directly into the pudendal plexus, or into the dorsal vein and so to the pudendal plexus. The dorsal vein of the penis begins in tributaries from the glans and prepuce, and lies in the groove between the corpora cavernosa penis as it ascends to pass beneath the arcuate ligament of the pubis to join the pudendal plexus. On each side of i-stock-foto
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. The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. 346 GEORGE K. HASHIBA Some afferents from the kidney and others from the abdominal plexus, which do not empty into the cisterna chyli at this level join it. Usually one of these vessels either penetrates the pillar of the diaphragm or passes behind the arcuate ligament and joins the cis- terna chyli at once. o. The lymph glands of the thorax Lymphoglandulae arteriae mammariae interjiae (figs. 13, 17). One node is located internal to the first rib in company with the internal mammary vessels. Cranially it is in relation wdth the origin of the sterno--stock-foto
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. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. Fig. 1107.—Right kidney. Anterior ' Fig. 1108.—Left kidney. Posterior ' absent over a triangular area immediately above the external arcuate ligament, and when this is the. case the perirenal areolar tissue is in immediate apposition SUPRARENAL AREA. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gray, Henry, 1825-1861; Spitzka, Edward Anthony, 1876-1922. Philadelphia, New York,-stock-foto
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. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. Fig. 1107.—Right kidney. Anterior ' Fig. 1108.—Left kidney. Posterior ' absent over a triangular area immediately above the external arcuate ligament, and when this is the. case the perirenal areolar tissue is in immediate apposition SUPRARENAL AREA. Fig. 1109.—The anterior surfaces of the kidneys, showing areas of contact of neighboring viscera. with the diaphragmatic pleura. In the lower part of the posterior surface of the kidney is an impression produced by the Quadratus lumborum muscle and called. Please note that these images are extracted fro-stock-foto
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. Atlas and text-book of human anatomy. Anatomy -- Atlases. Great tro- chanter Fig. 206. Median sacral crest Post superior spine of ilium Great sciatic foramen Lesser sciatic foramen W Lesser sacro-spinous ligament ^ / / / y i Superficial posterior sacro-cocc}'- geal lig. Saero- tuberous ligament ( higuinai Articular capsule of hip joint. Great tro- chanter ischiur: Arcuate Falciform process ligament. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly r-stock-foto
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. Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences. Natural history; Science. and roiiiidecl in front. Cardinal line usually straight, and not oblique. Umbonal slope a strong angular ridge, from the beak to the post-inferior margin. A broad, undefined cincture separates off the anterior portion. A strong car- dinal tooth in the left valve fits into a depression in the right valve. Ligament external. GoxioPHORA MODioMORPHOiDES. Grabau. (Fig. 168.) (1898: Rep't X. Y. State Geol. 1896: Faun. Ham. Gr., p. 2r.l:.) DistillLi;uishing Cliarncttrs.â Arcuate cardinal line; pro- nounced arcuate umbona-stock-foto
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. Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences. Natural history; Science. 270 Found ''in the Hamilton shales,at Hamburg-on-the-Lake, Erie County, N. Y." (Hall, type.) Genus MODIELLA. Hall. [Ety. : Modus, a measure ; elliis, diminutive, dimin. of genus Modiola.] (1870 : Pal. K Y., Vol. Y., Pt. I., p. 54.) Shells with equal, very inequilateral, valves, obovate in outline. Anterior end short, ])Osterior broad and curved, or obliquely sub-truncate, at the extremity. Anterior beaks and arcuate cardinal line; hinge with elongate groove and fold; linear ligament; fine concentric striae, a-stock-foto
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. Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences. Natural history -- New York (State); Natural history. 2.-.L' and rounded in front. Cardinal line usually straight, and not oblique. Umbonal slope a strong angular ridge, from the beak to the post-inferior margin. A broad, undefined cincture separates off the anterior portion. A strong car- dinal tooth in the leftvalve fits into a depression in the right valve. Ligament external. Goniophora Momo.MORPHOiDEs. Grabau. (Fig. 168.) (1898: Rep't X. Y. State Geol. 1896: Faun. Ham. (Jr., p. 254.) Distinguishing Characters.— Arcuate cardinal line: p-stock-foto
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. Practical anatomy of the rabbit [microform] : an elementary laboratory textbook in mammalian anatomy. Lapins; Anatomy, Comparative; Rabbits; Rabbits; Lapins; Anatomie comparée. 100 ..TOMV OF THE RaBBIT. THE CLAVICLE. The clavicle (clavicula) is imperfectly developed in the rabbit, con- sisting of a slender, arcuate rod of bone, tipped by cartilage, which lies in the interspace between the manubrium sterni and the head of the humerus. It occupies only a port'on of this interspace, being attached medially by the sternoclavicular ligament and laterally bv the deido- humeral ligament. THE HUM-stock-foto
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. Conchologia cestrica. The molluscous animals and their shells, of Chester county, Pa. Mollusks. 92 CONCHOLOGIA CESTRICA. Shell, elongate, arcuate, cylindric-ovate ; anterior end rounded; posterior produced; ligament margin regularly Mnrgariinun 7Hfir;/(iritif'era. Fig, 189.. curved, and carinate behind the hinge; base arcuated; beaks slightly elevated; epidermis brownish-black; nacre whitish, posjteriorly iridescent; teeth stout, grooved. H. 2.25, W. 5, T. 1.5, inches. Station, creeks and ponds. White Clay Creek, Ches- ter County; not common. M. undulata, Say. Unio undulata, Say, Nich. Encyc-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE MUSCLES OF THE THOEAX. 473 quadratum) in the right lobe of the central tendon transmits the inferior vena cava, and small branches of the right phrenic nerve. The hiatus ozsophageus (oesophageal opening) is in the muscular substance of the diaphragm, posterior to the central tendon, and is surrounded by a sphincter-like arrangement of the crural fibres. Besides the oesophagus, this opening transmits the two vagi nerves. Middle arcuate ligament Vena caval opening (Esophageal opening in diaphragm Aortic openin Anterior ramus of twelfth thoracic n-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 472 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. The medial part of each, cms is wholly tendinous and is sometimes called the crus mediate; it is connected with its fellow of the opposite side by a tendinous band called the middle arcuate ligament, which arches between them, in front of the aorta, and gives origin to fibres which join the crura as they decussate to encircle the gullet. The most outlying part of the crus is sometimes called the crus laterale; its infero-lateral margin is continuous with the medial lumbo-costal arch. The intermediate part of the crus is the-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 484 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. The spermatic funiculus passes over the base of the triangle, covered over by the aponeurosis of the obliquus externus. Behind the funiculus, and forming the floor of the triangle, is the fascia transversalis partially covered in the medial portion of the triangle by the falx inguinalis of the obliquus internus and transversa muscles. Middle arcuate ligament Vena caval opening (Esophageal opening in diaphragm Aortic openin Anterior ramus of twelfth thoracic nerve Quadra tus lumborum Ilio-hypogastric nerve Ilio-inguinal nerv-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE PEOSTATE. 1301 The veins with which the cavernous spaces communicate, carry the blood, for the most part, either directly into the pudendal plexus, or into the dorsal vein and so to the pudendal plexus. The dorsal vein of the penis begins in tributaries from the glans and prepuce, and lies in the groove between the corpora cavernosa penis as it ascends to pass beneath the arcuate ligament of the pubis to join the pudendal plexus. On each side of it lies the dorsal artery, and still farther from the median plane lies the dorsal nerve (Fig. 1019)-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 472 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. The medial part of each, cms is wholly tendinous and is sometimes called the crus mediate; it is connected with its fellow of the opposite side by a tendinous band called the middle arcuate ligament, which arches between them, in front of the aorta, and gives origin to fibres which join the crura as they decussate to encircle the gullet. The most outlying part of the crus is sometimes called the crus laterale; its infero-lateral margin is continuous with the medial lumbo-costal arch. The intermediate part of the crus is the-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 484 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. The spermatic funiculus passes over the base of the triangle, covered over by the aponeurosis of the obliquus externus. Behind the funiculus, and forming the floor of the triangle, is the fascia transversalis partially covered in the medial portion of the triangle by the falx inguinalis of the obliquus internus and transversa muscles. Middle arcuate ligament Vena caval opening (Esophageal opening in diaphragm Aortic openin Anterior ramus of twelfth thoracic nerve Quadra tus lumborum Ilio-hypogastric nerve Ilio-inguinal nerv-stock-foto
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE PEOSTATE. 1301 The veins with which the cavernous spaces communicate, carry the blood, for the most part, either directly into the pudendal plexus, or into the dorsal vein and so to the pudendal plexus. The dorsal vein of the penis begins in tributaries from the glans and prepuce, and lies in the groove between the corpora cavernosa penis as it ascends to pass beneath the arcuate ligament of the pubis to join the pudendal plexus. On each side of it lies the dorsal artery, and still farther from the median plane lies the dorsal nerve (Fig. 1019)-stock-foto
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Anterior view of the human abdominal cavity.-stock-foto