A text-book of clinical anatomy : for students and practitioners . Fig. 60.—Posterior view of lymphatics of trunk and extremities, also tendon-sheaths,bursa;, and joint-effusion areas on back of arm and leg. 1, Subscapular lymphatics. 2,Posterior mediastinal lymphatics, projected on surface of body. 3, Posterior intercostallymphatics. 4, Popliteal lymphatics. 5, Gluteal fold. 6, Position of trochanteric , Position of bursa on gastrocnemius muscle (inner head). 8, Metacarpophalangealbursas. 9, Common tendon-sheath of the extensors of the middle, ring, and little and 11, Extens
A text-book of clinical anatomy : for students and practitioners . Fig. 60.—Posterior view of lymphatics of trunk and extremities, also tendon-sheaths,bursa;, and joint-effusion areas on back of arm and leg. 1, Subscapular lymphatics. 2,Posterior mediastinal lymphatics, projected on surface of body. 3, Posterior intercostallymphatics. 4, Popliteal lymphatics. 5, Gluteal fold. 6, Position of trochanteric , Position of bursa on gastrocnemius muscle (inner head). 8, Metacarpophalangealbursas. 9, Common tendon-sheath of the extensors of the middle, ring, and little and 11, Extensor tendon-sheaths of the thumb, which are frequently affected in tendo-vaginitis crepitans. 12, Location of swelling in elbow-joint effusion. 13, Subdeltoidbursa. 14, Location of sacro-iliac joint (right). 185. D Lung- Fig. 61.—Cross-section of thorax (diagrammatic) to show mode of production ofpneumothorax and subcutaneous emphysema as a result of fractures of the ribs. ID, Thearrow accompanying these letters shows the mode of action of indirect force in producingfracture of the ribs. D, Mode of action of direct force in producing fracture of the , Pneumothorax as a result of fracture of the rib and laceration of the pleura on rightside. A, Extensive subcutaneous emphysema as a result of puncture of a lung by thesharp ends of a fractured rib fragment. The triple arrow shows the mode of egress ofthe air from the punctured lung into the subcutaneous tissues. H, Cross-section of , Fracture at costo-chondral junction without displacement. 187 SURFACE MARKINGS OF THE THORACIC ORGANS. 189 surface of the rib, causing the patient to have great pain on inspiration,at the point of fracture. The pleura may be penetrated, causing theappearance of a subcutaneous emphysema. The lung may ev
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