Anatomy of the horse / by E.F. Gurlt ; translated from the original German, by J. Willimott, and dedicated by permission to Edward Coleman. In two parts.

  • Gurlt, E. F. (Ernst Friedrich), 1794-1882.
Date:
1833
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Credit: Anatomy of the horse / by E.F. Gurlt ; translated from the original German, by J. Willimott, and dedicated by permission to Edward Coleman. In two parts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    FIG. n. The same Parts from Behind. Bones: 1. Inferior Extremity of the Radius. 2. Os Naviculare. 3. — Semilunare. 4. •— Triquetrum. 5. — Hamatum. 6. — Multangulum Minus. 7. Majus. 8. — Capitatum. 9. — Metac. Internum. 10. Medium. 11. Externum. Ligaments: a, a. Lig. Anticum Internum, divided above and below. b. — Medium Internum, and c, c. — Posticum Internum, (6, 7, 8, Fig. 2. Tab. 4.) d. Carpi Volare Obliquum Radii et Ossis Navicul. e. Transversum Ossis Navic. et Semi- lunaris f. Obliquum Ossis Navicul., Multang. Minoris et Majoris, which connects the superior row with the inferior. g. Lig. Carpi Volare Transvers. Oss. Multang. Maj. et Minoris. h. Obliquum Minor et Metac. Medii. i. Transvers. Major et Capitati. k. ' Ossis Semilun. etTriquetri. 1. ■ Rectum Radii et Ossis Hamati. m. Transvers. Oss. Triquetri.et Hamati. n. Rectum Oss. Hamati et Capitati. Ossis Triquetri et Capitati. p. Externum Longum Laterale, (divided.) q. — Rectum Posticum Oss. Hamati is also divided, 6 and 8, Tab. 4. Fig. 1.) * I Lig. Interosseum Internum et Externum.