Atlas and Text-book of Human Anatomy: Vascular system, lymphatic system, nervous system and sense organsW. B. Saunders, 1907 |
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abdominal anastomoses aorta arises artery Figs auditory meatus axillary body border brachial brain canal carotid central cerebellum cerebral cervical nerves chorioid ciliary cochlear commissure convex corpus callosum cutaneous nerve divided dorsal duct dura mater external auditory meatus eyeball facial nerve fascia fasciculus femoral fibers fissure flexor foramen fornix frontal ganglia ganglion gland gyri gyrus hemisphere inferior intercostal internal internal jugular vein jugular lachrymal lamina lateral layer ligament lobe lobule lower lumbar medial medulla oblongata medullary mesencephalon middle muscles nasal nerve Figs nodes nucleus oblique occipital optic nerve orbital palpebral parietal partly passes peduncle plantar plexus pons portion posterior surface posteriorly radial rami ramus Rectus Rectus lateralis region retina rhomboidal fossa root sacral sensory septum side sinus spinal cord sulcus superficial superior temporal bone tendon terminal branches thalamus thoracic thyreoid tibial tract transverse trochlear nerve trunk tympanic cavity tympanic membrane ulnar upper vein vermis vessels vestibular volar wall
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Page 309 - Each nail consists of a root, or part concealed within a fold of skin; a body, or exposed part attached to the surface of the skin; and a free anterior extremity called the edge. The skin below the root and body of the nail is termed the matrix, from its being the part from which the nail is produced.