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. A manual of dissections of the human body [electronic resource] : for the use of students and more particularly for those preparing for the higher examinations in anatomy . as each dissection has been actually per-formed, want of accuracy will not be one of them. Nodoubt the absence of plates is a striking deficiency, but inthe presence of the beautiful atlases of Professor Ellis,and more recently that of Mr. Grodlee, I am strongly ofopinion that these will not be found necessary. My object,however, has been mainly to supply a little manual withinthe reach of all, which may be a guide to act
. A manual of dissections of the human body [electronic resource] : for the use of students and more particularly for those preparing for the higher examinations in anatomy . as each dissection has been actually per-formed, want of accuracy will not be one of them. Nodoubt the absence of plates is a striking deficiency, but inthe presence of the beautiful atlases of Professor Ellis,and more recently that of Mr. Grodlee, I am strongly ofopinion that these will not be found necessary. My object,however, has been mainly to supply a little manual withinthe reach of all, which may be a guide to actual dissecting-room work. St. Thomass Street, A MANUAL OF DISSECTIONS. A Dissection to Expose the Structures thatare seen on the removal of the outerWall of the Orbit. Position.—The body lying upon its back, and theface rotated to the opposite side. L Skin Incisions. 1. From the external angular process of the Frontalbone horizontally backwards an inch above theZygoma, and parallel with it to a point one inchabove its root. 2. From just outside the outer canthus, obliquelydownwards and backwards, over the Malar pro-cess, to a quarter of an inch below the lower. No.,1. 2 A MANUAL OF DISSECTIONS. border of the Zygoma, and horizontally back-wards to its , A vertical incision joining the anterior extremi-ties of Nos. 1 and the flap backwards^ and expose the superficialfascia; clear this away, and the deep fascia over themuscles, and expose— 1. The Zygoma at the lower part of the surface ex- posed. 2. The lateral prolongation of the aponeurosis of the Occipito-frontalis muscle running down to be attachedto the preceding. On the removal of this, theTemporal fascia is displayed. 3. The outer part of the Orbicularis palpebrarum muscle at the outer canthus. 4. The upper fibres of the Masseter muscle attached to the lower border of the Zygoma. 5. The anterior part of the Attrahens aurem muscle above the Zygoma, at the posterior part of the dissec-tion. 6. A small
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