The dissector's guide, or, Student's companion : illustrated by numerous woodcuts, clearly exhibiting and explaining the dissection of every part of the human body . descend. This nerveis sent off from the lingual nerve, and occasionally receives a branchfrom one of the cervical. The trunk passes to be distributed upon themuscles situated between the sternum and os hyoides. The dissector may next divide the sterno-cleido-mastoideusand the other muscles of the neck. Open the sheath contain-ing the vessels, so as to be able to trace their course. Toaccomplish this, the under jaw may be sawn thro
The dissector's guide, or, Student's companion : illustrated by numerous woodcuts, clearly exhibiting and explaining the dissection of every part of the human body . descend. This nerveis sent off from the lingual nerve, and occasionally receives a branchfrom one of the cervical. The trunk passes to be distributed upon themuscles situated between the sternum and os hyoides. The dissector may next divide the sterno-cleido-mastoideusand the other muscles of the neck. Open the sheath contain-ing the vessels, so as to be able to trace their course. Toaccomplish this, the under jaw may be sawn through at itssymphysis ; the zygoma can then be cut through with a saw,and a transverse section may be made from the end of thenasal bones to the lateral part of the inferior maxillary ; andthe superior maxillary bone may be taken away, so as to showthe interior of the nose. By this section the dissector willhave little difficulty in tracing the ramifications of the carotidartery and the nerves. The tongue may remain, and can bepulled tense by the use of the hooks. The accompanyingplan will, no doubt, assist the dissector in his labor. 100 THE DISSECTORS - 26 x. The situation of the The situation of the The scalenus anticus. 10. The scalenus medius. 11. The lingualis. 12. The hyo-glossus. 13. The genio-hyo-glossus. 14. The stylo-glossus. 15. The tongue. 15*. The subclavian The common carotid artery. 17. The internal carotid artery. 18. The external carotid artery. 19. The superior thyroid artery. 20. The lingual artery. 21. The external maxillary, or facial artery. 22. The internal maxillary artery. 23. The spheno-palatine artery. 24. The occipital artery. 25. The phrenic nerve. 26. The subclavian vein. 28. The termination of the internal jugular vein. THE DISSECTORS GUIDE. 101 29. The nerves, passing to form the axillary plexus. 30. The par vagum. 31. The recurrent branch of the par vagum. 32. The great sympathetic nerve. 3
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