 | 1833 - 858 pages
...trudinous point in the perinteum. teach muscle on its tipper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubes, which adheres to it, and this I take to be what Mr. Wilson described as the origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which... | |
 | George James Guthrie - Bladder - 1834 - 322 pages
...point in the perinaeum. The muscle on its upper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubcs which adheres to it, and this I take to be what Mr. Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which they really... | |
 | Medicine - 1835 - 646 pages
...tendinous point in the perinœura. The muscle on its upper surface is rove-red by fascia descending from the pubes which adheres to it, and this I take to...what Mr. Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which they really... | |
 | Medicine - 1835 - 640 pages
...tendinous point in the perinaeum. The muscle on its upper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubes which adheres to it, and this I take to...what Mr. Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which they really... | |
 | Medicine - 1835 - 582 pages
...tendinous point in the perina°um. The muscle on its upper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubes, which adheres to it, and this I take to...what Mr Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which they really... | |
 | George James Guthrie - Genitourinary organs - 1836 - 330 pages
...tendinous point in the perineum. The muscle on its upper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubes which adheres to it, and this I take to...what Mr. Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the urethra, which they really... | |
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The muscle on its upper surface is covered by fascia descending from the pubes which adheres to it, and this I take to be what Mr. Wilson described as the tendinous origin of his muscle, and from which he supposed the fibres descended to surround the... 