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Anatomical illustration of the human ear showing Fig 1) Foetus Os Temporis. Fig 2) Individual bones which form chain of connection between the Membrana Tympani and Membrane of the Vestibule. Fig 3) Exterior portion of the Mastoid process and Tympanum. Fig 4) Interior portion of the Mastoid process. Fig 5) Interior Superficies of the Tympanum dissected to show Stapedeus Muscle and the Canal of Bone which lodges the Tensor Membranae Tympani. Fig 6) Skeleton of the interior superficies of the Tympanum (the Mastoid Cells being in outline) that the Fenestra Ovata and Fenestra Rotunda may be seen. Rare Books |
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Short title | L0035337 Anatomy of the ear, John Cunningham Saunders, 1806 |
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Author | Wellcome Library, London |
Headline | L0035337 Anatomy of the ear, John Cunningham Saunders, 1806 |
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Image title | L0035337 Anatomy of the ear, John Cunningham Saunders, 1806
Credit: Wellcome Library, London. Wellcome Images images@wellcome.ac.uk http://wellcomeimages.org Anatomical illustration of the human ear showing Fig 1) Foetus Os Temporis. Fig 2) Individual bones which form chain of connection between the Membrana Tympani and Membrane of the Vestibule. Fig 3) Exterior portion of the Mastoid process and Tympanum. Fig 4) Interior portion of the Mastoid process. Fig 5) Interior Superficies of the Tympanum dissected to show Stapedeus Muscle and the Canal of Bone which lodges the Tensor Membranae Tympani. Fig 6) Skeleton of the interior superficies of the Tympanum (the Mastoid Cells being in outline) that the Fenestra Ovata and Fenestra Rotunda may be seen. Printed Reproduction The anatomy of the human ear, illustrated by a series of engravings, of the natural size with a treatise on the diseases of that organ. The causes of deafness, and their proper treatment John Cunningham Saunders Published: 1806 Copyrighted work available under Creative Commons Attribution only licence CC BY 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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