Picture from web page 224 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1897)

Picture from web page 224 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1897)

Identifier: anatomydescripti1897grey
Title: Anatomy, descriptive and surgical
12 months: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Grey, Henry, 1825-1861 Carter, H. V. (Henry Vandyke), 1831-1897 Choose, T. Pickering (Thomas Pickering), 1841-1919
Topics: Anatomy Human anatomy Anatomy, Surgical and topographical
Writer: London : Longmans, Inexperienced
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Drugs
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izontal portion, the physique, and two perpendicular parts, the 7ami, which jointhe again a part of the physique practically at proper angles. The Horizontal Portion, or Physique (fig. 176), is convex in its common define, andcurved considerably like a horse-shoe. It presents for examination two surfacesand two borders. The exterior floor is convex backward and forward, concave fromabove downwards. Within the median line is a vertical ridge, the symphysis, whichextends from the higher to the decrease border of the bone, and signifies the pointof junction of the 2 items of which the bone consists at an early interval oflife. The decrease a part of the ridge terminates in a distinguished triangular eminence,the psychological course of. This eminence is rounded under, and infrequently presents amedian melancholy separating two processes, the psychological tiibercles. It varieties thechin, a characteristic peculiar to the human cranium. On both facet of the symphysis, Fig. 176.—Inferior masillarj^ bone. Outer floor. Aspect view. Goronoid jyTocess Condyle

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Groove for facial artery just under the cavities for the incisor tooth, is a melancholy, the incisive fossa, forthe attachment of the Levator menti (or Levator labii inferioris) ; extra externallyis hooked up a portion of the Orbicularis oris (Accessorii Orbicularis inferioris), and,nonetheless extra externally, a foramen, the psychological foramen, for the passage of themental vessels and nerve. This foramen is positioned just under the interval betweenthe two bicuspid tooth. Working outwards from the bottom of the psychological processon both sides is a ridge, the exterior indirect line. The ridge is at first nearlyhorizontal, however afterwards inclines upwards and backwards, and is continuouswith the anterior border of the ramus : it affords attachment to the Depressorlabii inferioris and Depressor anguli oris ; under it the Platysma myoides isattached. The inner floor (fig. 177) is concave backward and forward, convex from abovedownwards. Within the center line is an vague linear melancholy, correspondingto the


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