Views of the bones, muscles, viscera, and organs of the senses: copied from the most celebrated authors, together with several additions from nature. The whole consisting of twenty-three folio tables, with concise explanations ... / [Andrew Fyfe].

  • Fyfe, Andrew, 1754-1824
Date:
1800
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Credit: Views of the bones, muscles, viscera, and organs of the senses: copied from the most celebrated authors, together with several additions from nature. The whole consisting of twenty-three folio tables, with concise explanations ... / [Andrew Fyfe]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Represents the General Stru&ure of the Bones, and a Front View of the Male Skeleton. FIG. i. From Albinus. Part of the Os Fronds covered with its Periofteum, the Ar¬ teries of which are injetfted—A, The branches which come from the orbit, the other fmall trunks of the arteries ob- ferved in feveral places, are fent from the common integu¬ ments to the periofteum. FIG. 2. From Albinus. The Parietal Bone of a Foetus, to fhew the Radiated Fibres of a Flat Bone, proceeding from the Firft Offiiied Point A. FIG. 3. From Nesbet. The Thigh-Bone of a Foetus, to fhew the Longitudinal Parallel Fibres of a Cylindrical Bone.—A, The part which firft offifies.—B, B, The two extremities in a cartilaginous ftate. • ** AFIG. 4. From Gagliardi. Section of Part of the Os Femoris, to fhew the Plates and Cancelli of long Bones in general.—A, A, A, A, The plates of the thigh-bone feparated.—B, B, The cancelli. FIG. 5. Tranfverfe Section of a Bone burnt, to fhew the Cavities for containing the Marrow and Vefiels. FIG. 6. From Havers. The appearance of the Marrow, viewed with a Microfcope. FIG. 7. From Cheselden. The Thigh-Bone fawed longitudinally through the middle. A, A, A, A, The cancelli.—B, B, The union of the bone with its extremities, which are here in a ftate of epiphy- lis.—C, C, The reticular fubftance.—D, D, The fides, or tables, which are thick and ftrong in the middle of the bone, and thinner towards the extremities. FIG. 8. From Cheselden, but confiderably diminifhed. The Os Ilium fawed through the middle to fhew the can¬ celli. FIG. 9. From Ruysch. The Hip-Joint of a Child Opened, to fhew A, The head of the thigh-bone,—B, The round ligament conne&ing it to the acetabulum,—C, The capfular ligament of the joint, with its arteries injected, and—D, The nume¬ rous veflels of the fatty glandular-like fubftance of the joint, alfo injected. FIG. 10. From Cheselden. A Front-View of the Male Skeleton. A, The frontal bone ;—cf, Its fuperciliary hole.—/J, Exter¬ nal orbitar procefs.—7, Internal orbitarprocefs.—B,The parie¬ tal bone. Between A, and B,the coronal future.—C,The tem¬ poral bone.—D, *, The occipital bone.—E, The bones of the note.—F, The os mala.—G, The fuperior maxillary bone. —H, The lower jaw.—I, The teeth.—K, The feven cervi¬ cal vertebrae, with their intermediate cartilages.—£, Their tranfverfe proceffes.—L, L, &■c. The twelve dorfal vertebrae. —M, The five lumbar vertebrae.—N, Their intermediate cartilages.—*, Their tranfverfe proceffes.—O, The os fa- crum.—P, The os coccygis.—The os ilium ;—Its fpine; Its anterior fuperior fpinous procefs ;—r, Its inferior'ante- rior fpinous procefs.—£, Venter of the ilium.—0, Brim pf the pelvis.—R, The os pubis.—S, The os ifchium.—w, The cru¬ ra of the ofla ifchia.—r, Foramen thyroideum.—p, The aceta¬ bulum.—T, TheYevert true ribs.—U,The fivefalfe ribs.—v,n, Joining of the ribs with their cartilages.—9, The cartilages of the 6th, 7th, and 8th ribs united with each other.—/, Cartilaginous points of the 10th, nth, and 12th ribs.—V, The fternum ;—1. Its upper piece;—2. Its middle piece ;— 3. 4. Its cartilago enfiformis.—X, The clavicle.—Y, Concave furface of the fcapula of the right fide.—p,The fuperior cofta of the fcapula, with its femilunar notch.—t, The coracoid procefs of the left fide.—v, The acromion of the left fide.—The an¬ terior inferior cofta of the fcapula of the right fide.—*, Head of the os humeri under the acromion.—•J, Groove for the ten¬ don of the biceps.—Z, The body of the os humeri.—a, The trochlea.—u, The external,—b, The internal condyle of the os humeri.—d, Head of the radius of the left fide.— e, Ole¬ cranon of the ulna of the fame fide.—a, The ulna of the right fide.—b, The radius.—c, The carpus.—d, The meta¬ carpus.—e, The phalanges of the fingers.—f, The right os femoris.—k. The internal,—/, The external condyle.—g, The patella.—h, The tibia.—i, The fibula.—k, The tarfus. 1, The metatarfus.—m, The phalanges of the toes.—r, The malleolus externus.—t, Malleolus internus.—/, Ball of the left thigh-bone.—g, The great trochanter.—b, The cervix. —i, The fmall trochanter.—p, Tubercle of the tibia.—q, The os calcis. J A l