The Epitome of Andreas Vesalius |
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Contents
THE BONES AND CARTILAGES | 1 |
H THE MUSCLES AND LIGAMENTS | 14 |
THE THORACIC VISCERA AND THE VASCULAR SYSTEM | 57 |
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anatomy Andreas Vesalius arises artery aspect autem axillary axillary vein bladder blood body brachial brachialis brain branch breastbone cartilage cavity cerebri cerebrum ceruicis cervical vertebra clavicle cordis corporis cutcm deorfum digiti digitorum dissection dorsal elbow Epitome extends external region Fabrica Fallopius fedem fedes femur fibers fibula finger fleshy flex function furfum Galen heart humerus hyoid bone inferior inner inserted internal intestines ipfius joint ligaments liver longus lower lung maxilla membrane modo mufculis muscles Muscles which move neck nerve oblique offshoots oflis orifice pair pedis peritoneum plexus pollicis portion posterior region pubic bone quam quod radius ribs root sacrum scapula sends septum side sinus skin skull spine stomach tendon testis thigh third thoracic vertebra thoracis thorax thumb tibia tibix toes translation transverse trunk tunic uena uenx uero ulna unum upper uterus vein vena cava ventricle vessels wrist
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Epitome of Andreas Vesalius Issue 21 of Historical Library, Yale Medical Library, Publication no.21 Volume 21 of Historical Library: Publication, Conn Medical Library New Haven Issue 21 of Publication (Yale Medical Library. Historical Library), Yale Medical Library Historical Library Issue 21 of Publication (Yale University Dept. of the History of Medicine) Issue 21 of Yale Medical Library. Historical Library. Publication Issue 21 of Yale medical library. Publ |
| Author | Andreas Vesalius |
| Translated by | Levi Robert Lind |
| Publisher | Macmillan Company, 1949 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Aug 12, 2008 |
| Length | 103 pages |
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