A manual of examinations : upon anatomy, physiology, surgery, practice of medicine, chemistry, obstetrics, materia medica, pharmacy and therapeutics, especially designed for students of medicine, to which is added a medical formulary . ligaments, we have interarticular cartilages and two synovial mem-branes,* ^ the one being reflected between the glenoid cavity and in-terarticular cartilage, and the other between the cartilage and con-dyle of the jaw. (Fig. 36.) What are the ligaments of the lower jaw ? — Besides the capsularwe have two external lateral ligaments/ the one rising from the in- A
A manual of examinations : upon anatomy, physiology, surgery, practice of medicine, chemistry, obstetrics, materia medica, pharmacy and therapeutics, especially designed for students of medicine, to which is added a medical formulary . ligaments, we have interarticular cartilages and two synovial mem-branes,* ^ the one being reflected between the glenoid cavity and in-terarticular cartilage, and the other between the cartilage and con-dyle of the jaw. (Fig. 36.) What are the ligaments of the lower jaw ? — Besides the capsularwe have two external lateral ligaments/ the one rising from the in- ANATO 71 Fig. ferior margin of the root, of the zygomatic process of the temporalbone, and from the anterior side ofthe meatus externus, and is insertedinto the neck of the condyloid pro-cess. The other arises from the an-terior part of the inferior margin ofthe zygomatic process of the temporalbone, and is inserted into the neckin advance of the other. The inter-nal ligament arises from the extremityof the spinous process of the sphenoidbone, and from the processus vaginalisof the temporal bone, and is insertedinto the spine bordering the posteriormental foramen. ^ The stylo-maxillaryligament^ arises from the external side of styloid process, and Is in-serted into the posterior margin of the jaw near its angle. LIGAMENTS OF THE SPINE. What are the ligaments of the vertebrae in general? — For theunion of the vertebrae there are seven kinds of ligaments; namely,the common anterior ligament, common posterior, crucial or interver-tebral, the capsules of the oblique processes, intertransverse, flava,
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