10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLUTAEAL»
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1
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
The inferior glutaeal having emerged from beneath the lower border of the
glutaaus maximus, dividesjinto its two terminal branches, perinmzl cutaneous,
and cutaneom branch to the thigh and upper part of the leg. The perintzal
cutaneous ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1849
2
Manual of Practical Anatomy
Superior gluteal. 2. Inferior glutaeal. 3. Posterior cutaneous of the thigh (O.T.
small sciatic). 4. Nerve to the obturator internus and superior gemellus. 5. Nerve
to the quadratus femoris and inferior gemellus. 6. Perforating cutaneous nerve. 7.
Daniel John Cunningham, Arthur Robinson, 1912
3
Anatomy of the Arteries of the Human Body: Descriptive and ...
Here it supplies the origins of I the hamstring muscles, the adductor magnus, and
the sciatic nerve, and anastomoses freely with the sciatic and glutaeal arteries.
On one occasion M. Roux cut down on this vessel, and tied it ; but such an ...
4
The anatomy of the bones, muscles
The other great branch of the glutaeal artery slips in betwixt theglutaeus major
and theglutaeus medius; and as it lies betwixt these two great muscles, it gives a
prodigious number of branches to each, but chiefly to the great glutaeal muscle.
John Bell, Charles Bell (sir.), 1816
5
The Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body: Containing the ...
The pyriform muscle goes out from the pelvis at the same great opening of the
glutaeal artery, and the artery is further accompanied by the great sciatic nerve ;
the artery and nerve pass together over the pyriform muscle, betwixt it and the
bone ...
John Bell, Sir Charles Bell, 1822
6
The cyclopaedia of anatomy and physiology
The internal pudic artery also skirts along the inferior edge of the glutaeal region,
but this will be best considered as part of the regron of the perineum. The first
thing that strikes us in the examination of this region is the great density and ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1839
7
Neuro-Myology: Classification of the Muscles of the Human ...
Mesoglutaeus. [“ Gluteeus medius.”] 4. Entoglutaeus. [“Glut2eus minimus.”]
Nothing has tended to obscure the true character of the glutaeal group so much
as the location of the vaginiglutzeus among the muscles of the anterior femoral
region.
8
The surgical anatomy of the arteries, and descriptive ...
... deep abscesses of the glutaial region. For; in case of a wound, we must be
guided by the wound itself; and, in case of glutaeal aneurism, we should tie the
internal iliac artery, as in the cases related in the Medico-Chirurgical
Transactions, ...
But this nerve comes from the upper part of the sacriplex near the origin of the "
superior glutaeal " nerves which go to the other glutasal muscles. The name "
small sciatic " has no special meaning, and makes the upper glutaeal part of the ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1887
10
The Richmond Medical Journal
Concentrated sulphuric ether being administered by Dr. W. W. Myers, the cavity
was laid open by an incision about six inches long, downwards towards the
trochanter major, and upwards a8 far as the fascia and glutaeal muscle were ...
