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Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . JVTusculo - cutaneous n, TOP / ONGU^-Musculo - spiraZ 71. £-Xr?CA RR>/ R-AD/AL. /.ONG/Ofrostrinterosseous- tOEX T ?CA /?/=>/ PAD/A/. /S BREI//OP SvPJMATOFl BREV/S A n tf in teros-^f art^n Ulnar art. Jl/itr ulnar carpal art. recur re r/t r, „ft communicating ra-WiaZ » Jl adiaZ art} EXTENSOf? OSS/S AT E TA CA HP/ POL/LtC/S -Radial voZse art. ,~a7ri. (ZeZi TRUNK. SEVEN
Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . JVTusculo - cutaneous n, TOP / ONGU^-Musculo - spiraZ 71. £-Xr?CA RR>/ R-AD/AL. /.ONG/Ofrostrinterosseous- tOEX T ?CA /?/=>/ PAD/A/. /S BREI//OP SvPJMATOFl BREV/S A n tf in teros-^f art^n Ulnar art. Jl/itr ulnar carpal art. recur re r/t r, „ft communicating ra-WiaZ » Jl adiaZ art} EXTENSOf? OSS/S AT E TA CA HP/ POL/LtC/S -Radial voZse art. ,~a7ri. (ZeZi TRUNK. SEVENTEENTH DISSECTION. ANTERIOR OF THE THORACIC PARIETES ; THORACICVISCERA IN SITU ; INTERIOR OF THE THORACICCAVITY. Dissection.—The thorax and upper extremities should remain as placed forthe fifteenth dissection (page 193). Dissect away the pectoralis major musclefrom its sternal and costal cartilage attachments (Plate 120). Terms of Relation.—The general terms (page 2) ; and thespecial terms exterior and interior (relatively to those respec-tive surfaces of the thoracic parietes) are used in locating anddescribing the anatomical elements of this dissection. Bones and Cartilages; Muscle Areas of Bones and Carti-lages, Plates 113 and 135.—The sternum, the superior six pairsof costal cartilages, the antero-lateral portions of the superiornine pairs of ri
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