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Page 350
... fascia encloses the arm and the deltoid fascia covers the Deltoideus muscle . Some fasciæ have descriptive names , such as the fascia lata from its broad extent on the thigh or the fascia cribrosa from its many holes . A few are named ...
... fascia encloses the arm and the deltoid fascia covers the Deltoideus muscle . Some fasciæ have descriptive names , such as the fascia lata from its broad extent on the thigh or the fascia cribrosa from its many holes . A few are named ...
Page 370
... fascia is attached to the carotid sheath . A fascial cleft separates the deep surface of the fascia from the underlying visceral fascia , especially inferior to the thyroid cartilage . The cervical visceral fascia ( Fig . 367 ) is a ...
... fascia is attached to the carotid sheath . A fascial cleft separates the deep surface of the fascia from the underlying visceral fascia , especially inferior to the thyroid cartilage . The cervical visceral fascia ( Fig . 367 ) is a ...
Page 386
... Fascia . The superficial fascia ( tela subcutanea ) and the outer layers of deep fascia of the thorax are described with the pectoral region ( page 426 ) and back ( page 422 ) . The thoracic cage proper , composed of ribs and ...
... Fascia . The superficial fascia ( tela subcutanea ) and the outer layers of deep fascia of the thorax are described with the pectoral region ( page 426 ) and back ( page 422 ) . The thoracic cage proper , composed of ribs and ...
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anastomoses angle appears arch arises artery articular articulation ascending attached backward band base becomes blood body bone border branches canal capsule cartilage cavity cells central cervical close collateral column common connected consists contains continuous covered cross deep descending developed directed divides dorsal downward extends external extremity fascia fasciculus fibers fissure Flexor foramen forward fossa fourth front frontal gives greater groove head inferior inserted internal join joint lateral layer lies ligament longus lower lumbar margin medial medulla membrane middle movements muscle neck nerve nodes nucleus obliquely occipital opening opposite orbital origin pass placed plexus portion posterior presents receives region ribs root runs separated sheath side sinus situated spinal substance sulcus superficial superior supply surface temporal tendon terminal thin third thoracic tissue transverse triangular trunk tubercle upper upward vein ventricle vertebral vessels wall