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Identifier: cu31924024791737 (find matches)
Title: Regional anatomy in its relation to medicine and surgery
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: McClellan, George, 1849-1913
Subjects: Anatomy, Surgical and topographical
Publisher: Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott company
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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ection of the palm of the right hand. The tendons are cut away to show the deep palmar arterial arch and Itsrelations, etc. 1. The median nerve, above the annular ligament. 2. The opponens pollicis muscle. 3. The abductor pollicis muscle. 4. The superficialis volffi artery. 6. The flexor brevis pollicis muscle. 6. Branch of the median nerve to the thumb, 7. The adductor pollicis muscle. 8. The tendon of the flexor longus pollicis muscle. 9. The cut ends of the flexor tendons. 10. Sheath of the flexor tendons. 11. Aponeurotic arch. 12. Terminal arterial plexus. 13. The ulnar nerve. 14. The ulnar artery. 15. The annular ligament. 16. The median nerve, below the annular ligament. 17. The flexor brevis minimi digiti muscle. 18. The deep palmar arch. 19. The superficial palmar arch. 20. The cut ends of the flexor tendons. 21. Aponeurotic arch. 22. Insertion of superficial flexor tendon into the sides of the Intermediary phalanx of the ring finger. 23. Terminal arterial plexus. Plate 48 Vol
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^GiffGOnO-inO-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRO-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRG-iRO-iRG-iRGlROE Mc. Ci.FLLAN, MO. Copynpht, 1890. by GiOHGE Mc ClelLAN, M. D, THE BEGION OF THE ARM. 359 median nerve, at the outer side of the axillary artery. It pierces thecoraco-brachialis muscle and passes obliquely to the septum between thebiceps and braehialis anticus muscles. Above the outer side of the elbowthe nerve pierces the deep fascia between the tendon of the biceps andsupinator longus muscles, and becomes subcutaneous beneath the mediancephalic vein (Plate 46, Fig. 1, No. 9). It supplies branches to thecoraco-brachialis, the coracoid head of the biceps, and the braehialis an-ticus muscles. This nerve is sometimes derived from the median nerve,or, if it is absent, the median nerve distributes the branches ordinarilysupplied by it,—the whole of the outer cord of the brachial plexus, insuch instances, contributing to the formation of the median. Division of the musculo-cutaneous nerve at its origin will result in

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