The hydropathic encyclopedia: a system of hydropathy and hygiene .. . vical and upperdorsal vertebra?; inserted into the spineof the axis. 4. Tnterspinalcs, small slipsarranged in pairs, situated between thespines of all the vertebrae. 5. Tntcr-transversales, small quadrilateral slipsbetween the transverse processes of allthe vertebrae. Uses.—The levators raise the poste-rior parts of the ribs in inspiration; theothers are auxiliaries to the larger mus-cles in supporting the body, and holdingthe bones in position. In Fig. 50 are seen the fourth fifth, pnd partof the Bixth layer. 1. Origi
The hydropathic encyclopedia: a system of hydropathy and hygiene .. . vical and upperdorsal vertebra?; inserted into the spineof the axis. 4. Tnterspinalcs, small slipsarranged in pairs, situated between thespines of all the vertebrae. 5. Tntcr-transversales, small quadrilateral slipsbetween the transverse processes of allthe vertebrae. Uses.—The levators raise the poste-rior parts of the ribs in inspiration; theothers are auxiliaries to the larger mus-cles in supporting the body, and holdingthe bones in position. In Fig. 50 are seen the fourth fifth, pnd partof the Bixth layer. 1. Origin of the sacro-lumbaiiaand longissimus dorsi. 2. Sacro-lumbalia. dorsi. 4. Spinalis dorsi. 5. Cervi-calis ascendens 6. Traneversalia colli. 8. Complexua. 9. Trana-veraalia colli. 10. Semi-spinalia dorai. 11. Semi-apinalis colli. 12. Rectus posticua minor. posticus major. 14. Ohiiquua Obliquua inferior. 16. Multitidua spins. ] 3. lntertransvcrsales. lumborum. Fig. INNER MUSCLES OF THE BACI MUSCLES OF THE THORAX. The principal muscles of the thorax belong sis to the ipper e«tremity. Iliose -roper co the thorax are three : !06 ANATOMT 1. External intercistals 2. Tntemaliiierttsiais. 3 THangula^Hstcrm The intercostals are eleven interna) and eleven exte/nal planes olmuscular and tendinous fibres, situated obliquely between the adjaceulribs, and filling the intercostal spaces. The fibres of the external aredirected obliquely downward and inward, and those of the internal oil-liquely downward a id backward, so that they cross each other. The triangularis stcrni is situated within the chest, connecting theside of the sternum and sternal extremities of the costal cartilageswith the cartilages of the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth lower fibres of this muscle are continuous with the diaphragm. Uses.—The intercostals raise or depress the ribs, as they act fromabove
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