Plates of the arteries of the human body / after Frederic Tiedemann ... Engraved by E. Mitchell ... the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr Knox.

  • Tiedemann, Friedrich, 1781-1861.
Date:
1835
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Credit: Plates of the arteries of the human body / after Frederic Tiedemann ... Engraved by E. Mitchell ... the explanatory references translated from the original Latin, with additional notes, by Dr Knox. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    o 37. 37. Small branches to the forehead. 38. A small ascending branch. 39. The dorsal artery of the nose from the oph- thalmic. 40. A small cutaneous branch to the superior eye-lid. 41. Cutaneous twig to the lower eye-lid. 42. Small branch to the frontal artery sent to the skin of the superior eye-lid. 43. Frontal artery. 44. Right frontal muscle, cut. 45. Portion of the corrugator supercilii. 46. Levator of the upper eye-lid. 47. Lachrymal gland. 48. Lachrymal sac with the lachrymal ducts. 49. Portion of the zygomaticus minor. 50. 50. Zygomaticus major cut through. 51. Insertion of the levator of the upper lip. 52. Levator of the angle of the mouth. 53. Portion of the quadratus muscle of the chin. * Depressor of the angle of the mouth cut. 54. Small branch of the submental artery going to the chin. 55. Small branch of the inferior maxillary artery, which escapes from the mental foramen, and inosculates with the sub-mental artery and coronary artery of the lower lip. 56. Labial or external maxillary artery. 57. Coronary artery of the lower lip. 58. Coronary artery of the upper lip. 59. Lateral nasal artery. 60. Small branch to the apex of the nose. 61. Infra-orbital artery passing out through the infra-orbital foramen, and uniting with the coronary artery of the upper lip, the lateral nasal, and transverse artery of the face. 62. Slender twig of the lachrymal artery perfor- ating the zygomatic foramen. 63. Ophthalmic artery, 64. Superior palpebral artery. 65. Inferior palpebral artery. 66. Dorsal artery of the nose. 67. Branch of the lachrymal artery to the upper eye-lid. 68. Branch of the same artery to the low’er eye- lid. 69. Supra-orbital artery. 70. Ascending branch. 71. 71. Small branches of the temporal artery. Figure III. Shows the course of the Internal Maxillary Artery. 1. The ramus of the lower jaw partly removed. 2, 2. Zygomatic arch cut through. 3. Styloid process. 4. Masseter muscle. 5. Temporal muscle. 6. External pterygoid muscle. 7. Internal pterygoid muscle. 8. Buccinator. 9. 9. Depressor of the angle of the mouth cut. 10. 10. Quadratus menti muscle cut through. 11. Part of the zygomaticus major. 12. Part of the zygomaticus minor. 13. Portion of the levator of the upper lip. 14. Levator of the angle of the mouth. 15. Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi. 16. Compressor of the nostrils. 17. 17. Orbicularis oris muscle. 18. 18. Orbicularis palpebrarum. 19. 19. Parotid duct, cut. 20. Labial or external maxillary artery. 21. Small branch to the buccinator. 22. Coronary artery of the lower lip. 23. Mental branch of the inferior maxillary ar- tery. 24. Trunk of the labial or external maxillary artery ascending to the upper lip and nose. 25. Coroqary artery of the upper lip. 26. Lateral nasal artery. 27. Small branch to the septum of the nose. 28. Infra-orbital artery. 29. Small branch of the frontal artery to the eye- brow. 30. Dorsal artery of the nose. 31. 31. Internal carotid. 32. External carotid. 33. Branch to the masseter muscle. 34. Posterior auricular artery. 35. Deep auricular artery, which often arises from the internal maxillary artery. 36. The branch of the parotid gland, truncated. 37. Superficial temporal artery. * Transverse artery of the face, cut. 38. Internal maxillary artery. 39. Slender twigto the internal pterygoid muscle. 40. 40, 40, 40, 40. Middle meningeal artery, which enters the cranium through the spinous hole of the sphenoid bone, and there sends off branches to the dura mater. 41. Tympanic artery, which enters the cavity of the tympanum through the glenoid fissure. 42. Inferior maxillary artery, which enters the dental canal of the lower jaw, after having- given off a small branch to the internal pterygoid muscle. 43. The first or posterior deep temporal artery. 44. Small branch to the external pterygoid muscle. 45. Second or anterior deep temporal artery. 46. Buccal artery.