A Hand-Book of Human Anatomy and Physiology; For the Use of Students
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This item is printed on demand. 104 pages. Dimensions: 9.4in. x 7.4in. x 0.3in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1869 Excerpt: . . . lata. 4. Longheadofbiceps. 5. Short head of biceps. 6. Semi-tendinosus. 7, 7. Semi-membranosus. 8. Gracilis. 9. Adductor magnus. 10. Sartoriua. 11. Popliteal space. 12. Gastrocnemius. through a fossa on the outer surface of the os calcis. Insertion, base of metatarsal of the little toe. Action, same as peroneus longus. Peroneus tertiut. --Origin, middle of the fibula. Course, downwards to the outer malleolus, sending a tendon under the annular ligament. Insertion, base of metatarsal of the little toe. Action, to raise the foot owards the front of the leg. Gastrocnemius Origin, by two heads; one from the inner condyle of the femur and ridge leading to the linea aspera; the other from the outer condyle and adjacent ridge. Course, as a double-bellied muscle, downwards, forming the outer part of the calf of the leg. Insertion, with the next muscle, by the tendo Achillis, into the os calcis, behind and below. Action, to raise the heel, and thus depress the foot; this action is called, in anatomy, the extension of the foot. Sohus. --Origin, beneath the last named, by two heads; one from the head and upper part of the fibula, the other from the back of the tibia, for some inches, below the poplileus muscle. Course, downwards to the Achilles tendon. Insertion, with the gastrocnemius, into the os ealcis. . Plantaris. --Origin, external-condyle of femur, and capsular ligament of the knee. Course, soon becoming tendinons and slender, downwards. Insertion, os calcis, below the tendo Achillis. Action, to depress or extend the foot. It is a feeble muscle, and sometimes absent. Popliteus. --Origin, external condyle of femur, and capsular ligament of the knee. Course, inwards and downwards behind the knee. Insertion, a ridge at the inner and upper part of the tibia just below i. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1869 Excerpt: ...lata. 4. Longheadofbiceps. 5. Short head of biceps. 6. Semi-tendinosus. 7, 7. Semi-membranosus. 8. Gracilis. 9. Adductor magnus. 10. Sartoriua. 11. Popliteal space. 12. Gastrocnemius. through a fossa on the outer surface of the os calcis. Insertion, base of metatarsal of the little toe. Action, same as peroneus longus. Peroneus tertiut.--Origin, middle of the fibula. Course, downwards to the outer malleolus, sending a tendon under the annular ligament. Insertion, base of metatarsal of the little toe. Action, to raise the foot owards the front of the leg. Gastrocnemius Origin, by two heads; one from the inner condyle of the femur and ridge leading to the linea aspera; the other from the outer condyle and adjacent ridge. Course, as a double-bellied muscle, downwards, forming the outer part of the calf of the leg. Insertion, with the next muscle, by the tendo Achillis, into the os calcis, behind and below. Action, to raise the heel, and thus depress the foot; this action is called, in anatomy, the extension of the foot. Sohus.--Origin, beneath the last named, by two heads; one from the head and upper part of the fibula, the other from the back of the tibia, for some inches, below the poplileus muscle. Course, downwards to the Achilles tendon. Insertion, with the gastrocnemius, into the os ealcis.. Plantaris.--Origin, external-condyle of femur, and capsular ligament of the knee. Course, soon becoming tendinons and slender, downwards. Insertion, os calcis, below the tendo Achillis. Action, to depress or extend the foot. It is a feeble muscle, and sometimes absent. Popliteus.--Origin, external condyle of femur, and capsular ligament of the knee. Course, inwards and downwards behind the knee. Insertion, a ridge at the inner and upper part of the tibia just below i... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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