A description of the muscles of the human body, as they appear on dissection : with the synonyma of Cowper, Winslow, Douglas, Albinus, and Innes, and the new nomenclature of Dumas, professor of anatomy at Montpellier : with prints and maps, showing the insertions of muscles / by Joseph Constantine Carpue.

  • Carpue, J. C. (Joseph Constantine), 1764-1846.
Date:
1801
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Credit: A description of the muscles of the human body, as they appear on dissection : with the synonyma of Cowper, Winslow, Douglas, Albinus, and Innes, and the new nomenclature of Dumas, professor of anatomy at Montpellier : with prints and maps, showing the insertions of muscles / by Joseph Constantine Carpue. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    INNES. 9°— Spinalis Dorf. DUMAS. ALBINUS. DOUGLAS. WINSLOW. Inter Spinalis Spinalis Tranfverfalis Epineux. Dorf. Dorf. Dorf. the fpinous precedes of the two uppermod lumbar vertebrae, and four inferior Spinalis. by as many tendons, and is Inserted into the fpinous precedes of the lixth, feventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh, fuperior dorfal tebras, by didind tendons. Use. Toered and fix the vertebras, and to aflift in railing the fpine. Semi Spinalis Dorji. Semi Spinalis Externus. Tranfverfo Semi Spinalis Semi Spinalis Seu Spinal. Dorf. Dorf. S emi Tranf- verfo Spinalis \ Dorf. Semi Spinatus. Inserted, by didind tendons, into the tranfverfe precedes of the'third, fourth, fifth, and fixth inferior dorfal vertebrae, becomes flelhy, and then tendinous, and is Inserted into the fpinous procefs of the dorfal vertebrae, above the fixth, and into one, and fometimes two in- ferior vertebras of the neck. Use. To extend the fpine obliquely backwards. Multifidus Spina?. Lumbo Dorji Spinal. Multifidus Spina. Tranfverfalis Lumborum Dorji & Colli. Tranfverfo Spinalis Lumborum, Tranfverfo Spinalis Dorf Colli. Tranfverfalis Dorf Lumborum. Inserted into the fide of the os lacrum, poderior part of the os ilium, where it is articulated with the facrum, into the oblique fpinal-and tranfverfe vertebrae of the loins; into the tranlverle precedes of the vertebrae of the back, and into the four firft (from the back) tranfverfe precedes of the neck, by diflind tendons* which becoming fiediy, and then tendinous, are Inserted into the fpinous precedes of the vertebras of the loins, back, and fix firft (from the back) of the neck. Us£. To move the back obliquely and laterally, and when they ad together on both fides, to extend the vertebrae nurlc \va rrl <; 93- Interfpinalis Colli Dorf 3 Lumborum.* Inter Epineux. Interfpinalis Cervicis Dorf & Lumborum. Interfpinalis Colli Dorf Lumborum. Spinalis Colli Dorf Minoris, feu Interfpinalis. Interfpinalis Colli. The fpace between the fpinous,precedes of the cervical vertebrae Is filled up with flelhy portions, called inter- lprnahs colli. They are . - Inserted double into the fpinous precedes of the inferior cervical vertebrae. They are five in number. Use. To draw thefe precedes nearer to each other. f Infer proceffss. et Lumborum, and the Intertranfyerfalis Dorfi are fmall tendons connecting the fpinal and tranfverfe Plate lit. Fig. 16. Plate III. Fig. 19. Plate III. Fig. 19. Plate III. Fig. 23.