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Human
Osteogeny Explained in Two Lectures, Read in the ...
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The Works Of ... M. D. Fellow of the Royal Society, Fellow ...
But I shall endeavour to explain the more useful and necessary parts of the
osteogeny, by subjoining to the description of each bone of an adult, its condition.
in ripe children, that is, in such as are born at the ordinary time; and shall point
out ...
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A system of anatomy: From Monro, Winslow, Innes, and the ...
But I shall endeavour to explain the more useful and necessary part of the
osteogeny, by subjoining to the description of each bone of an adult, its condition
in ripe children ; that is, in such as are born at the ordinary time ; and shall point
out ...
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Human
Osteogeny Explained in Two Lectures, Read in the ...
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. 1736.
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Arthroplasty of the hip: 5th International Symposium 1972, ...
%2: Slide preparation of a hip joint; the neo-osteogeny in the area of the glutaeus
medius can only be partly recognized on the antero-posterior plate. The
radiograph of the isolated dutaeus medius shows the full extent of the neo-
osteogeny.
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A Classified Bibliography of Gerontology and Geriatrics, ...
8048. Bick, E. M., and J. W. Copel. Fractures of the vertebrae in the aged.
Geriatrics, 5: 74-81, 1950. 8049. Bick, E. M., and J. W. Copel. The senescent
human vertebra ; contribution to human osteogeny. III. /. Bone Jt. Surg., 34: 110-
114, 1952.
A Classified Bibliography of Gerontology and Geriatrics, Supplement One
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A portable cyclopædia; or, Compendious dictionary of arts ...
Anatomy, from its particular subject! is divided into, I. Osteogeny, or the doctrine
of the growth of bones- 4. osteokigy, or the doctrine cf the matured bones. 3.
Chondiology, which treats of cartilages. 4. Syndesmology, which treats of
ligaments.
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The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
Sec also the various systems of general and descriptive anatomy and of
physiology, and further in the Bibliography of Osseous System and Osteogeny. (
Charles Benson.) BONE, PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF.— The bones, as
the ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
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The Philosophical Magazine
To this remarkable feature in osteogeny, in a great measure pecufrar to a certain
period of life, many uses have been attributed. Some of these are totally
erroneous ; such as that for allowing the transpiration of moisture, to keep the
brain cool ...
Human Osteogeny explained, in two Lectures read in the Anatomical Theatre of
the Surgeons of London. In which not only the Beginning and gradual Increase of
the Bones of Human Fcetus's are described, but also the Nature of Ossification ...
