Volume 1

Explanation of the Anatomical atlas. Parts III & IV [and VI] / [Moritz Ignaz Weber].

  • Moritz Ignaz Weber
Date:
1831[-1835]
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Credit: Explanation of the Anatomical atlas. Parts III & IV [and VI] / [Moritz Ignaz Weber]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    which may be compared with Fig. L., which is from an adult. J Fig. XLIX. Anterior surface of the segment of the iris seen through the cornea, which the preceding figure shews from within, between b. c. f. g. 1. 2. Circulus iridis major. 3. 4, Circulus iridis minor. Fig. L. A piece of the inner surface of the vascular coat from an adult man, magnified twenty-five diameters. Fig. LI. A. B. Anterior part of the vascular coat with the iris and pupillary membrane, from the left eye of a seven months times magnified. Compare this with Fig. 47. Fig. LIL Ptfiteripr rounded surface of the chrystalline lenz enclosed in its capsule, from a seven months child, of which the blood vessels have been well-filled with cinabar, magnified four diameters, a. Natural size, b. Magnified. Fig. LIII. Internal concave surface of the nervous or medullary coat of the left eye, after a good injection of the arteries, from a child, figured double the natural size. Fig. LIV. A piece of injected medullary or nervous coat of the eyeball of a child, magnified twenty-five diameters. Fig. LY. Upper segment of the orbit, to see the inferior ligament. 1. The lachrymal gland. 2. The lunar ligament. 3. The pulley of the superior oblique muscle, the pulley 4. for the tendon 5. of the same muscle and the cartilage 6. of the pulley.—a. Cerebral artery. 6. Ocular artery, c. Lachry¬ mal artery, d. Frontal artery, e. Artery of the nostril. /. Optic nerve. The bony parts do not require explana¬ tion.
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