. Analysis of development. Embryology; Embryology. Fig. 155. Fig. 155 (Abbreviations). Bi — biceps Bri — brachialis infe- rior Cb — coraco-brachia- lis Cbb — coraco-brachia- !is brevis CM — coraco-brachia- lis longus CI — clavicle Cor ?— coracoid Del — deltoides clavic- ularis Dsc — deltoides scapu- laris Ect — ectepicondyle Ent — entepicondyle Ext -— extensors of forearm Pent — entepicondylar foramen Flex — flexors of fore- arm H — humerus Hr? — tissue probably representing humero-radialis muscle Hum — humerus Ld — latissimus dorsi N cut — cutaneous nerve N med — median nerve Nrad —? radial n
. Analysis of development. Embryology; Embryology. Fig. 155. Fig. 155 (Abbreviations). Bi — biceps Bri — brachialis infe- rior Cb — coraco-brachia- lis Cbb — coraco-brachia- !is brevis CM — coraco-brachia- lis longus CI — clavicle Cor ?— coracoid Del — deltoides clavic- ularis Dsc — deltoides scapu- laris Ect — ectepicondyle Ent — entepicondyle Ext -— extensors of forearm Pent — entepicondylar foramen Flex — flexors of fore- arm H — humerus Hr? — tissue probably representing humero-radialis muscle Hum — humerus Ld — latissimus dorsi N cut — cutaneous nerve N med — median nerve Nrad —? radial nerve Nspc — supracoracoide- us nerve Nuln — ulnar nerve Olec — olecranon P — pectoralis Had — radius Sbcsc — subcoraco-scap- ularis Sbsc — subscapularis Sc — scapula Scha — scapulo-humer- alis anterior Spc —• supracoracoide- us St — sternum Tr — triceps Uln — ulna VI-IX — spinal nerves (From Romer, '44). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Willier, Benjamin H. (Benjamin Harrison), b. 1890. Philadelphia, Saunders
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