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Identifier: platesofarteries00tied (find matches)
Title: Plates of the arteries of the human body
Year: 1835 (1830s)
Authors: Tiedemann, Friedrich, 1781-1861
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Publisher: Edinburgh : Printed for A. & C. Black, and J. Carfrae & Son
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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avian artery. 120. Arteria thoracica humeraria. 121. Acromial branch. 122. Cutaneous twig divided. 123. Small acromial branch. 124. 124. Branches of the thoracic artery per-forating the great pectoral muscle, and pro-ceeding to the mammary gland. 125. 125. Long thoracic artery. 126. 126, 126. Thoracic branches of the sub-scapular artery. 127. 127, 127. Trunk of the brachial artery. 128. 128, 128. Small branches to the biceps andcoraco-brachialis muscles. 129. Small twig to the long head of the triceps. 130. Arteria profunda humeri. * The labial artery varies mucli in the size and distrilnitioii of its branches, as Hai.i.er (I. c. Fasc. 3. p. 12. Iasc. !!. p. 12.)has correctly lemarked. Sometimes it is so small, that it does nut even give off the sn)>erior coronary artery, at other times sol;ir((e thai all the arteries of the external parts of the uose, the palpebral arterieSj nay, even the frontal artery itself, arc pro-duced ficm it. PL .VI. ,!#■■ I . ■ , ■■^S!»ss. _
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PLATE VI. This Plate represents the Carotid and Subclavian Arteries, and the Brancheswhich arise from them, according to their usual distribution. 1.1. Sternum. -2. 2, 2. Right clavicle. 3. Articulation of the clavicle with the ster- 4.5.6. 7- 8. 9.10.11. Interclavicular ligament. First rib.Second rib.Third rib.Fourth rib.Fifth rib. 10. Pectoralis major muscle of the left side.Clavicular portion of the pectoralis majorof the right side, cut away.12. Sternal portion of the same muscle.Termination of the pectoralis major.Subclavius muscle.15, 15, 15. Origin of the pectoralis minor mus-cle from the 3d, 4th, and 5th ribs.The insertion of the same muscle into thecoracoid process.Anterior common ligament of the scapula. 18, 18, 18, 18. Intercostal muscles. 19. Portion of the rectus muscle of the abdo- 12.13.14. 16 n 20, 20, 20, 20. Serratus magnus muscle. 21, 22. Clavicular portion of the deltoid muscle. 23. Deltoid muscle. 24. Latissimus dorsi thrown aside. 25. Teres major muscle. 26. Subs

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  • bookcentury:1800
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