10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APONEUROSES»
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aponeuroses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Anatomy of the Human Body
THE aponeuroses are fibrous membranes, arranged in the form of inextensible
textures, which constitute sheaths for the muscles, and, at the same time, afford
them broad surfaces for attachment. The aponeuroses are generally known, at
the ...
Jean Cruveilhier, Granville Sharp Pattison, 1844
2
The library of medicine, arranged and ed. by A. Tweedie
386 APONEUROLOGY. General observations on the aponeuroses. — Structure.
— Uses. The aponeuroses are fibrous membranes, arranged in the form of
inexten- sible textures, which constitute sheaths for the muscles, and, at the same
time ...
Library, Alexander Tweedie, 1841
3
The anatomy of the human body
The aponeuroses are generally known, at the present day, by the name of fascia
(fascia, a band), an expression which was at first applied exclusively to the strong
, broad aponeurotic hand, forming the termination of the tensor vagina: femoris, ...
4
Thieme Atlas of Anatomy: Latin Nomenclature : General ...
... at the level of L III. The rectus abdominis and lateral oblique abdominal wall
muscles and their aponeuroses comprise a functional unit. Fusion of the
aponeuroses of the oblique muscles creates a sheath enclosing the rectus
muscles which ...
Erik Schulte, Udo Schumacher, 2006
5
Sports Injuries: Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention
The specific site for this injury is commonly close to its attachment with the
calcaneum bone of the heel (Figure 2.4). 2.4 TENDONS AND APONEUROSES
2.4.1 The structure and function of tendons and aponeuroses In order for muscles
to ...
Stephen R. Bird, Neil Black, Philip Newton, 1997
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Issues in Anatomy, Physiology, Metabolism, Morphology, and ...
An important distinguishing feature of aponeuroses is that these tendinous
structures function as the attachment and insertion surfaces of muscle fascicles
and therefore surround a substantial portion of the muscle belly,” researchers in
the ...
7
Clinical Reproductive Medicine and Surgery
The fibers run downward and forward to form aponeuroses that extend anteriorly.
Aponeuroses are fibrous membranes resembling flattened tendons that bind
muscles to each other or bones. Beneath the external oblique muscle, the
internal ...
Tommaso Falcone, William W. Hurd, 2007
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Synoviut membranes or Capsules; which belong to joints, tendons, aponeuroses,
&o. 3. Fibrous Membranes, Membranes albugi- neuses (Ch.) These are almost
all continuous, and terminate at the periosteum — their common centre.
9
An Elementary Treatise on Anatomy
side to the muscles and on the other to the hard parts, or to the enveloping
aponeuroses : sometimes the continuity of the fleshy fibres is interrupted. Their
mode of insertion varies much. Formation. — The funicular tendons are more or
less ...
Antoine Laurent Jessé Bayle, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1837
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Bone and Soft Tissue Tumors: Clinical Features, Imaging, ...
REFERENCES 1965 ENZINGER P.M.: Clear-cell sarcoma of tendons and
aponeuroses. An analysis of 21 cases. Cancer, 18. 1163-1174. 1969
ANGERVALL L., STENER B.: Clear-cell sarcoma of tendons. A study of four
cases. Acta Pathol.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APONEUROSES»
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Splint: the efficacy of orthotic management in rest to prevent equinus …
... intramuscular distal (i.e. deep) and proximal (i.e. superficial aponeuroses) (ℓa) and length component of the physiological cross-section (ℓAf, ... «BMC Pediatrics, Mar 12»
Tissue Density's Relationship to Pain and Dysfunction
Nerves and nerve endings get caught up between layers of ligament, aponeuroses and fascia, becoming hot-glued together into a thick, rubbery sheet. It seems ... «Massage Today, Mar 12»
