Picture from web page 507 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1877)

Picture from web page 507 of "Anatomy, descriptive and surgical" (1877)

Identifier: anatomydescripti1877grey
Title: Anatomy, descriptive and surgical
12 months: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: Grey, Henry, 1825-1861 Holmes, Timothy, 1825-1907
Topics: Anatomy Human anatomy
Writer: [London : Longmans, Green]
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Drugs
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superior laryngeal nerve ; ex-ternally, with the interior jugular vein, and pneumogastric nerve; internally, withthe pharynx, tonsil-, and ascending pharyngeal artery.. Petrous Portion. When the interior carotid artery enters the canal in thepetrous portion of the temporal bone, it first ascends a brief distance, then curvesforwards and inwards, and once more ascends because it leaves the canal to enter the cavityof the cranium. On this canal, the artery lies at first anterior to the tympanum,from which it's separated by a skinny bony lamella, vyhich is cribriform in theyoung topic, and infrequently absorbed in previous age. It's separated from the bony wall A A 354 ARTERIES- of the carotid canal by a prolongation of dura mater, and is surrounded by fila-ments of tlie carotid plexus. Cavernous Portion. The interior carotid artery, on this a part of its course, atfirst ascends to the posterior clinoid course of, then passes forwards by the aspect of 216.—The Inner Carotid and Vertebral Arteries. Proper Aspect.

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the physique of the sphenoid bone, being located on the internal wall of the cavernoussinus, in relation, externally, with the sixth nerve, and coated by the liningmembrane of the sinus. The third, fourth, and ophthalmic nerves are positioned on theouter wall of the sinus, being separated from its cavity by the liner membrane. Cerebral Portion. On the internal aspect of the anterior clinoid course of the internalcarotid curves upwards, perforates the dura mater bounding the sinus, and isreceived right into a sheath of the arachnoid. his portion of the artery is on the INTERNAL CAROTID. 355 outer aspect of the optic nerve; it lies on the internal extremity of the fissure ofSylvius, having the third nerve externally. Plak of the Relations of the Inner Caeotid Artery within the Neck.In Entrance. SHu, superficial and deep fasoiffi. Parotid gland. Stylo-glossus and Stjio-pharyngeus muscle groups.Glosso-pharyngeal nerve. Exteinally.Inner jugular vein.Pneiunogastric nerve.


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