10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSPINOUS»
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A General System of Nature,: Through the Three Grand ...
Thorax subspinous, blue : body grcen : antennae twicc as long as the body :
thighs clavate. Inhabits the Cape of good bote. Oliv. Ins. 70. tah. \.fg. 3. Antennae
blue, dufcy at the tip: legs long, bluc. Inferruptui. Thorax spinous : black, Ihells
with 3 ...
2
Kinetic Anatomy With Web Resource-3rd Edition
The three most common forms of glenohumeral dislocations are anterior (
subcoracoid), posterior (subspinous), and downward (subglenoid) dislocation (
see figure 3.39). Anterior dislocation is the most common form of shoulder
dislocation, ...
3
The Comparative Anatomy of the Domesticated Animals
1, Scapulo-humeral capsular ligament ; 2, Short ab dactor muscle of the arm ; 3,
Its insertion in the humerus; 4, Insertion of the subspinous muscle on the crest of
the great tuberosity ; 5, Coraco- radial muscle; 6, Its tendon of origin attached to ...
Auguste Chauveau, Saturnin Arloing,
1800
4
Fractures and Dislocations
The subspinous dislocation can only, therefore, be produced when the direction
of the violence has been applied markedly to the front of the head of the bone. In
the subspinous dislocation the head of the bone is driven backwards and ...
Thomas Pickering Pick,
1785
5
The organs of locomotion and of special sense. The ...
Symptoms.—In the subspinous dislocation, in addition to the symptoms common
to all forms, we find that the axis of the humerus is directed backwards, so that the
elbow is advanced in front of Fig. 38.-Subspinous Dislocation the body, and the ...
Sir Frederick Treves,
1785
6
Nyhus and Condon's Hernia
C: Subspinous sciatic hernia through the lesser sciatic foramen. (From Carter JE.
Hernias. In: Howard FM, Perry CP, Carter JE, et al., eds. Pelvic pain: diagnosis
and management. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2000:385-413,
with ...
Robert J. Fitzgibbons, A. Gerson Greenburg, Lloyd Milton Nyhus,
2002
7
The Western Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences
petioles; bracts oblong, entire; calyx with 5 acute, subspinous teeth; corol mottled,
red and white, middle lobe of the lower lip rounded; flowers sessile, in whorls of
six, at intervals generally of half an inch. Grows in woods, to the height of 1 8 ...
8
Pantologia: a new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a ...
Shell oblong, with reticulate, subspinous stria; on the upper part. Inhabits among
the rocks of Europe ; and luminous by night; entirely white, with sometimes an
ochraceous cast, thin, fragile, elongated, and VOL. IX. wedge-shaped on the ...
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Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at ...
... umbilical zones with broad, fluted, lateral faces. The subspinous ornamentation
persists in this form on the ridges throughout the ephebic stage. In the gerontic
stage these progressive characters disappear and with them the fluted faces and
...
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*Natural History of New York. - New York : Appleton : Wiley ...
THE ONEIDA SUCKER. CATOSTOMUS ONEIDA. (CABINET OF THE LYCEUM.)
Characteristics. Back gibbous, with two short subspinous rays to the dorsal fin.
Head smooth, with numerous mucous pores. Length 12 inches. Description.