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Title: A system of anatomy for the use of students of medicine (Volume 2)
Year: 1817 (1810s)
Authors: Wistar, Caspar, 1761-1818 Fry, William, 1777-1855, printer Lawson, Alexander, 1773-1846, engraver Thomas Dobson and Son, publisher
Subjects: Anatomy
Publisher: Philadelphia : Published by Thomas Dobson and Son, at the stone house, no. 41, South Second Street. William Fry, printer
Contributing Library: U.S. National Library of Medicine
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bclavian artery, m, Theleft carotid artery, n, The. right carotid artery, o, The right sub-clavian artery, p, The origin of the right carotid and right sub-clavian arteries in one common trunk, q, The vena cava superioror descendens. r, The right common subclavian vein, s, The leftcommon subclavian vein. N B. All the parts described in this figure are to be found inthe adult, except the canalis arteriosus. Plate XXVI. Fig. 1. Exhibits the more superficial Lymphatic Vessels of theLower Extremity.A, The spine of the os ilium B, The os pubis. C, The iliacartery. D, The knee. E, E, F, Branches of the crural artery.G, The musculus gastrocnemius. H, The tibia. I, The tendonof the musculus tibialis anticus. On the outlines, a, A lym-phatic vessel belonging to the top of the foot, b, Its first divisioninto branches, c, c, c, Other divisions of the same hmphatic ves-sel, d, A small lymphatic gland e, The lymphatic vessels whichlie between the skin and the muscles of the thigh, f f, Two lympha-
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Explanation oj the nates of the Muscles. 17 tic glands at the upper part of the thigh below the groin, ^g, Otherglands, h, A lymphatic vessel which passes by the side of thoseglands without communicating with them; and, bending towardsthe inside of the groin at (i), opens into the lymphatic giand (k).11, Lymphatic glands in the groin, which are common to the lym-phatic vessels of the genitals and those of the lower extremity,m, n, A plexus of lymphatic vessels passing on the inside of theiliac artery. Fig. 2. Exhibits a Back View of the Lower Extremity, dissectedso as to show the deeper-seated Lymphatic Vessels which ac-company the Arteries. A, The os pubis. B, The tuberosity of the ischium. C, Thatpart of the os ilium which was articulated with the os sacrum. D,The extremity of the iliac artery appearing above the groin. E,The knee. FF, The two cut surfaces of the triceps muscle, whichwas divided to show the lymphatic vessels that pass through itsperforation along with the crural art

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