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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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lna, i, The carpus, k, The me-tacarpal bone of the thumb. 1, The metacarpal bones of the fingers,m, The two bones of the thumb, n, The three bones of each ofthe fingers, o, The os femoris. p, Its head, q, The trochantermajor, r, The exernal condyle, s, The rotula. t, The tibia, u, Thefibula v, The malleolus externus. w, The astragalus, x, The oscalcis. y, The os naviculare. z, The three ossa cuneiformia. I,The os cuboides 2, The five metatarsal bones 3, The two bonesof the great toe. 4, The three bones of each oi the small toes. Fig. 2. A View of the Internal Surface of the Base of the Skull.AAA, The two tables of the skull with the diploe. BB, Theorbitar plates of the frontal bone. C, The crista galli, with cribri-form plate of the ethmoidal bones on each side of it, throughwhich the first pair of nerves pass. D, The cuneiform process ofthe occipital bone. E, The cruciform ridge. F, The foramen mag-num for the passage of the spinal marrow. G, The zygoma, made ■ 3> !^^»
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Explanation of the Plates of Osteology. 7 by the joining of the zygomatic processes of the os temporom■nci us mala, H, The pars squamosa of the os temporum. (, Thepars mammillaris. K. 1 he pars petrosa. L, The temporal pro.cessotthe sphenoid bone. MM, The anterior clinoid processesn, I he posterior clinoid process. O, The sella turcica. P, ; heloramen opticum, lor the passage of (he optic nerve and ocularartery of the left side. Q, The foramen lacerum, for the third,tourth, SIXth, and first of the fifth pair of nerves and ocular veinK, J he foramen rotundum, lor the second of the fifth pair. S, Theloramen ovale, for the third of he fifth pair. T, I he foramen spi-nale, tor the principal artery of the dura mater U, The entry ofthe auditory nerve. V, The passage for the lateral sinus. W, Thepassage of the eighth pair ol nerves. X, The passage of the ninthpair. ° Fig. 3 A View of the External Surface of the Base of the Skull._ A, The two denies incisorts of the ri^ht side. B, The dens

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