The anatomy and physiology of the human body / by John and Charles Bell.

  • Bell, John, 1763-1820.
Date:
1829
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The anatomy and physiology of the human body / by John and Charles Bell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library at Emory University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library, Emory University.

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    Fibula, - - _ _ _ _ gSg 1. Upper Head, - _ - ib. 2. Lower Head — Outer Ankle, - - 67 Ro tola, or Patella, or Knee-pan, - - 68 Tarsus, or Instep, - _ _ gg 1. Astragalus, - _ 70 2. Os Calcis, - - - - 71 3. Os Naviculare, - - - - 72 4. Os Cuboides, - - _ 73 Cuneiform Bones, - _ ib. Metatarsus and its five Bones, - - - ib. Toes, - - - - - 75 Sesamoid Bones, - - - - ib. BONES OF THE SHOULDER, ARM, AND HAND. Shoulder. i. Scapula, or Shoulder-Blade, - - 76 1. The flat Side of the Scapula, - 77 2. The upper flat Surface, - - ib. 3. The Triangular Form of the Scapula — Costa—Basis, - _ 78 4. The Glenoid, or Articulating Cavity, 79 5. The Neck, - - - ib. 6. The Spine, - - - ib. 7. The Acromion Process, - - 80 8. The Coracoid Process, - •- ib. ii. Clavicle, or Collar-Bone, - - 81 1. The Thoracic End and Joint, - 82 2. The Outer End, and its union with the Scapula, - ib. Arm. Os Humeri, - - - - 83 1. Head, - - - ib. 2. Neck, - - - - ib. 3. Tuberosities, - - 84 4. Groove for the Tendon of the Biceps Muscle, - - - ib. 5. Ridges leading to the Condyles, - ib. 6. Condyles, - - - 85 7. Articulating Surface for the Elbow- joint, and general Explanation of the Joint, - - - 86 8. Hollows for the Olecranon and Coro- noid Processes of the Ulna, - ib.