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Page 81
... arch . They drain below the arch into either the terminal part of the external jugular or slightly more medially into the subclavian vein ( 137 ) . It is worth noting that the jugular arch with the inferior thyroid veins ( draining to ...
... arch . They drain below the arch into either the terminal part of the external jugular or slightly more medially into the subclavian vein ( 137 ) . It is worth noting that the jugular arch with the inferior thyroid veins ( draining to ...
Page 182
... arch gives the major supply to the fingers via the digital arteries . Although a superficial arch between the two arteries is a standard anatomi- cal description , it is important clinically to realise that the full arch occurs in only ...
... arch gives the major supply to the fingers via the digital arteries . Although a superficial arch between the two arteries is a standard anatomi- cal description , it is important clinically to realise that the full arch occurs in only ...
Page 281
... arch is present it is really little more than a low bony arch to allow the passage of the peroneus longus tendon , and runs from the calcaneum through the cuboid to the fifth metatarsal . Medially the longitudinal arch is a much more ...
... arch is present it is really little more than a low bony arch to allow the passage of the peroneus longus tendon , and runs from the calcaneum through the cuboid to the fifth metatarsal . Medially the longitudinal arch is a much more ...
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