Plates of the arteries of the human body / after Frederic Tiedemann ; engraved by E. Mitchell, under the superintendency of Thomas Wharton Jones ; the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr. Knox.

  • Tiedemann, Friedrich, 1781-1861.
Date:
1831
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Credit: Plates of the arteries of the human body / after Frederic Tiedemann ; engraved by E. Mitchell, under the superintendency of Thomas Wharton Jones ; the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr. Knox. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2 Figure IV. A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid. 2. The right subclavian going behind the ca- rotid of the same side, on its way to the right arm. 3. Left carotid. 4. Left subclavian. J. J. HuBER* saw this disposition. Figure V. Exhibits a variety taken from -|-Walter's Dissertation on the aberrations of the ar- teries. A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid artery. 2. Left carotid artery. 3. Right subclavian artery. 4. Left subclavian artery. Figure VL A similar variety taken from the observations of Walter. A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid. 2. Left carotid. 3. 3. Right subclavian. 4. Vertebral artery. 5. 5. Left subclavian. 6. Vertebral artery. Figure Yll. This figure is taken from the Programma of P. A. Boehmer.|| A, B. Arch of the aorta. 1. Right carotid artery. 2. Left carotid. 3. Left subclavian. 4. Vertebral artery of the left side. 5. Right subclavian running behind the oeso- phagus and trachea, on its way to the right side. * Acta. Helvetic. T. 8. p. 75. Fig. 3. t Ulem. de I'Acad. de Berlin, 1T85. p. 62. 'rah. 3. Fig. 5. From a male body. I ]b. Tab. 3. Fig. 1. II De (luatuor ct quiiinne ramis ex arcii ai teiia; magna? ad- This anomaly of the vessels has been described by Fabricius,^ Mieg,^Loesecke,^ Ludtvig,^ Pohl,' Neubauerj'^ Murray,^ Schleitz,* Sandifort, Bayford,^ HuLMEjii Al. Monro,^^ Auten- reith,^'' Zagorsky,^' Koberwein,'^ Herold,!'' Fleischmann,! Otto,'^ and J. F. Meckel.'^ The right subclavian artery immediately at its origin is bent towards the right, and proceeds obliquely or transversely to the right arm. In its course it either runs behind the oesophagus and trachea, as in the cases observed by Boeh- MER, Neubauer, Pohl, Murray, Schleitz, AuTENREiTH, Fleischmann, and Otto ; or it passes between the oesophagus and trachea, as in the cases described by Bayford, Monro, Za- GORSKY, and Herold. Some physicians, Bay- ford, HuLME, Monro, Autenreith, and Mur- ray, relate that deglutition has been impeded by this irregular origin and course of the right sub- clavian artery, and they derive from thence a new sort of Dysphagia which they call L^isoria. But others, Koberwein, Otto, and Fleischmann, have not observed Dysphagia to arise from this cause. ^ Proemticum non imllas observationes anatomicas sistens ad diss. J. B. Hoflfmann. Helmst. 1751. p. 10. 2 Specimen Observationum Anatomicarum atque Botanica- rum. Basil. 1753. Art. 8. 3 Observationes Anatomico-Chirurgico-Medicae. Berolin, 1754. p. 26. 4 Programma observationes angiologicas tradens. Lips. 1764. p. 5. The right mammary artery arose in the same subject from the right carotid. ^ Observationes Angiologicas de Arteriis. Ijps. 1773. p. 7. 6 1. c. § 13. 7 Abhandlungcn der Schwed. Akadem. B. 30. S. 92. a lb. p. 98. y iMuseum Anatomicum, Acad. Lngd. Catav. Tab. 106. Fig. 2. Memoirs of the Jfedical Society of London, Vol. II. p. 271. In the body of a Female aged sixtv. 11 lb. 12 De Dysphagia. Edinb. 1797. Outlines of the Anatomy of the Human Body. Edin. 1813. Vol. III. p. 277. Plate 43. 13 Pfleiderer Praes. Autenrieth, Diss, de Dysphagia Lusoria. Tubing, 1806, in a female body aged sixty. Reils Archiv. fur die Physiologic, B. 7. s. 145. 14 Mem. de I'Acad. des S9. de St. Petersbourg, 1810. T. 2. p. 318. Tab. 2. Fig. 7. From the body of a boy. 15 Dis.s. de vasorum decursu abnormi ejusque vi in omnem valetudinem varia. Vitenberg, 1810, p. 16. 16 Diss, exhibcns Observationes quasdam ad Corp. Hum, Part. Struct. Marburgi, 1812, p. 7. 17 Leichenotfnungen. Erlangen, 1815, S. 213. From the body of a man aged fifty-nine. IB Seltene Beobachtungen Zur Anatomic, Physiologie und Pathologie, Breslau, 1816, 4. S. 100.