Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . avicular and the inferior acromio-clavic-ular ligaments. 2. Coraco-clavicular Ligament.—This extends from theinferior surface of the external half of the clavicle to the su-perior surface and posterior border of the angle of the coracoidprocess of the scapula. It is sometimes described as the cono-trapezoid ligament, having two portions : anteriorly and ex-ternally, the trapezoid portion ; posteriorly and internally, theconoid portion. 3. Coraco-acromial
Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . avicular and the inferior acromio-clavic-ular ligaments. 2. Coraco-clavicular Ligament.—This extends from theinferior surface of the external half of the clavicle to the su-perior surface and posterior border of the angle of the coracoidprocess of the scapula. It is sometimes described as the cono-trapezoid ligament, having two portions : anteriorly and ex-ternally, the trapezoid portion ; posteriorly and internally, theconoid portion. 3. Coraco-acromial Ligament, Plate 113, and Fig. 1, Plate176.—This is a stretch, of fibrous tissue from the anterior bor-der of the acromion process of the scapula to the superiorborder of the external portion of its coracoid process. 4. Suprascapular Ligament, Fig. 2, Plate 176.—This is aband of fibrous tissue, that bridges the suprascapular notch,converting the same into a foramen. PLATE 171 SUPINATOR. LOMGUS sttl oid pro cessOutTZateraZ Zig™ Palmar carped Zigr?/i/s fXT%0&S/SMETA CARP/ P>OLLJCJSPLEXORCA/?J=/ LateraZZiy77?*Palmar Ziy™*. jfial ~ £ | iizterosseoasZig7?* A-Tzterri or radio - ztl?zar Zia^ *Ttzn Zig^t -ant rportioninner PL EXOR CA RPZ UL MOS MA GN ZTMT TJaI??iar infer -metacarpal Zigm/s jPaZ Zia?*Z,ateraZ PL EX OR SUBL /MIS DIG/ TOR UMPROFUNDUS^ <2 n. ?: M. Con nacu ram deZ.
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