Anatomical demonstrations, or, Colossal illustrations of human anatomy. Pt. I / by Professor Seerig ; translated from the German.

  • Seerig, Albert Wilhelm Hermann, 1797?-1862.
Date:
1831
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Credit: Anatomical demonstrations, or, Colossal illustrations of human anatomy. Pt. I / by Professor Seerig ; translated from the German. 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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    17. The Infra-trochlear Nerve, or Small Internal Frontal. [A branch either of the Frontal Nerve or of the Nasal Nerve, or of both at once.] 18. The Superior Cutaneous Nasal Nerve, from the Nasal branch of the First division of the Fifth pair. [Rather above the situation of the letter E, the Ethmoidal branch of the first division of the fifth, will be found coming out between the edge of the Nasal Bone and the cartilage of the Nose under the M. Compressor Nasi. It is continued down along the nose, and anastomoses with the middle cutaneous nasal branch of the Infra-orbital Nerve. It was discovered by Professor Bock, and should have been introduced into this plate. Tr.] 19. The Infra-orbital Nerve, from the second division of the Fifth pair. 20. The External [Qu. Internal] Superior Cutaneous branch of Nerve 19, which passes through a small foramen of its own, [rariori exemplo. Meckel;] at the inferior margin of the orbit. 21. A branch of Nerve 20, which turning round the vein d, passes to lower eyelid, and unites with the Infra- orbital branch of the Facial Nerve (No. 76.) 22. Continuation of Nerve 20 downwards, till it unites with the Nasal branch of the Facial Nerve (No. 89, 90.) 23. The Middle Cutaneous Nasal Nerve, [the second branch of the Infra-orbital Nerve. Meckel.] It spreads downwards and forwards, dividing into five or six branches, to the skin of the nose. [These branches anastomose with termination of the Ethmoidal Nerve, mentioned above. Tr.] 24. Inferior cutaneous Nasal Nerve, [the third branch of the Infra-orbital Nerve. M.] 25. The First Superior Labial Nerve, [thefourth branch. M.] 26. The Second Superior Labial Nerve, [the fifth branch. M.] 27. The Third Superior Labial Nerve, [the sixth branch. M.] 28. The Fourth External Superior Labial Nerve, [the seventh branch. M.] 29. The Middle Inferior Palpebral Nerve, a branch of the First Superior Labial Nerve 25, or of the Inferior Cutaneous Nasal 24, [vix non semper nervi cutanei inferioris nasi. Meckel.] It bends round the vein and passes upwards.