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THE UPPER LIMB1

1，2 Bones of the Upper Limb，from the front and from behind2

3 Bones of the Pectoral Region and Axilla，with Muscle Attachments shown4

4 The Mammary Gland of the Female5

5 Superficial Dissection of the Pectoral Region6

6 The Clavi-pectoral (Coraco-clavicular) Fascia7

7 The Axilla，from below;Cross Section of the Arm8

8 Anterior Structures of the Axilla9

9 Posterior and Medial Walls of the Axilla10

10 The Musculo-cutaneous Nerve:The Posterior Cord of the Brachial Plexus:The Posterior Wall of the Axilla11

11 The Brachial Plexus:The Ligaments of the Clavicle12

12 The Upper Arm or Brachium，medial view13

13 Variations－Absence of Sternocostal Head of Pectoralis Majors:Sternalis Muscle:Axillary Arch:Pectoralis Minor inserted into Humerus14

14 Variations－Coracobrachialis Superior:Attrition of Biceps Tendon:Biceps Brachii with a Third Head:High Division of Brachial Artery15

16 The Scapular Region17

17 The Supraspinous and Subdeltoid Regions18

18 The Dermatomes of the Upper Parts of the Body19

19，20 The Cutaneous Nerves of the Upper Limb，back view and front view20

21 The Superficial Veins of the Upper Limb22

22，23 The Superficial Veins of the Hand23

24，25 Schemes of the Motor Distribution of the Nerves of the Limb24

26 Bones of the Upper Limb showing Muscle Attachments，front view26

27 Bones of the Upper Limb showing Muscle Attachments，posterior view27

28 Muscles of the Arm，lateral view28

29 The Posterior Scapular and Subdeltoid Regions29

30 Triceps and its Three Related Nerves (Circumflex，Radial，Ulnar)，posterior view30

31 Synovial Capsule of Shoulder Joint:Ligaments at Lateral End of Clavicle31

32 The Glenoid Cavity，lateral view:Correct Orientation of the Scapula32

33 The Glenoid Cavity and the Relations of the Shoulder Joint，side view33

34 Interior of the Shoulder Joint，viewed from behind34

35，36 Variations－Unfused Acromial Epiphysis:Attrition of Supraspinatus Tendon35

37，38 The Anastomoses of the Brachial Artery，anterior and posterior views36

39 Superficial Structures at the Front of the Elbow38

40 The Cubital Fossa39

41 Deeper Structures at the Front of the Elbow40

42-44 Variations－Supracondylar Process:Supratrochlear Foramen;Superficial Ulnar Artery41

45 Cross Sections of Humerus，Radius，and Ulna42

45，47 Bones of the Elbow Region，anterior view and posterior view43

48 The Medial Ligament of the Elbow Joint (Ulnar Collateral Lig．)44

49 The Lateral Ligament of the Elbow Joint (Radial Collateral Lig．)44

50 Flexor Aspect of Radius and Ulna:Ligaments of the Radio-ulnar Joints，Interosseous Arteries45

51 Socket for Head of Radius and Trochlea of Humerus，from above46

52 Synovial Capsule of the Elbow and Superior Radio-ulnar Joints，Injected with Wax，anterior view46

53 Cross Section through the Elbow Joint47

54，55 The Elbow，from behind－I and II48

56 Bones of the Forearm and Hand showing Muscle Attachments，anterior view50

57 Superficial the Forearm and Hand showing Muscle Attachments，anterior view51

58 Flexor Digitorum Sublimis and its Related Structures52

59 The Deep Flexors of the Digits and the Related Structures53

60 Bones of the Hand，palmar aspect54

61 Tracing of an X-ray Photograph of an Extended Hand54

62 Structures at the Front of the Wrist55

63 Superficial Dissection of the Palm56

64 Thenar and Hypothenar Muscles:Lumbricals;Distribution of the Median Nerve:Cutaneous Ligaments of the Fingers57

65 The Synovial Sheaths of the Long Flexor Tendons of the Digits58

66 Attachments of the Palmar Aponeurosis:Palmar Digital Vessels and Nerves59

67 Deep Dissection of the Palm60

68 Deep Dissection of the Palm and Digits:The Ulnar Nerve61

69-71 The Radial Aspect of the Wrist－I，II，and III62

72 The Bones of the Radial Aspect of the Hand，showing Muscle Attachments63

73 Bones of the Forearm and Hand showing Muscle Attachments，posterior view64

74 Superficial Muscles of Extensor Region of Forearm;Arteries on Dorsum of Hand65

75 Exposure of the Deep Structures at the Back of the Forearm:The Three Outcropping Thumb Muscles，postero-lateral view66

76，77 The Ulnar Border of the Wrist－I and II67

78 The Bones of the Ulnar Border of the Hand，showing Muscle Attachments67

79 The Cutaneous Nerves of the Dorsum of the Hand68

80 Patterns of the Cutaneous Nerves of the Hand69

81，82 Variations－Communicating Branch from Ulnar Nerve to Median Nerve:Persisting Median Artery70

83 Bones of the Hand，dorsal aspect70

84 The Synovial Sheaths of the Tendons at the Back of the Wrist70

85 The Tendons on the Dorsum of the Hand and the Extensor Retinaculum (Dorsal Carpal Lig)71

86，87 The Extensor (Dorsal) Expansion of the Middle Digit，dorsal view and side view72

88 Ligaments of Distal Radio-ulnar，Radio-carpal and Intercarpal Joints，front view73

89 The Surfaces of the Radio-carpal or Wrist Joint，opened from the front74

90 The Lowe Ends of Radium and Ulna，from below75

91 The Articular Disc of the Distal Radio-ulnar Joint，from below75

92 The Surfaces of the Transverse Intercarpal (Mid-carpal) Joint76

93 The Carpal Bones and the Bases of the Metacarpal Bones，front view77

94 The Metacarpo-phalangeal and Interphalangeal Joints78

95 The Bones of the Upper Limb at Birth:The Epiphyses of the Scapula79

96 The Epiphysis of the Proximal End of the Humerus80

97 The Epiphyses at the Elbow Region81

98 The Epiphyses at the Wrist and Hand82

99 Variations－Separate Styloid Process of 3rd Metacarpal;Fused Lunate and Triquetrum82

100 The Grasping Hand83

THE ABDOMEN85

101，102 The Anterior Abdominal Wall－Ⅰ and Ⅱ86

103 The Lateral Cutaneous Nerves88

104 The Inguinal Ligament，antero-inferior view89

105-108 The Inguinal Region－Ⅰ，Ⅱ，Ⅲ，and IV90

109-112 Stages in the Dissection of the Female Inguinal Canal94

113 Inguinal Canal:Femoral Sheath:Coverings of the Spermatic Cord96

114 The Testis on Cross Section97

115 Scheme of the Inguinal Canal97

116 Testis，lateral view98

117 Coverings of the Spermatic Cord:Efferent Ductules of Testis98

118 Epididymis99

119 Blood Supply of the Testis99

120 The Abdominal Contents，undisturbed100

121 The Stomach and the Omenta，front vies101

122 Diagrams of (a) the Attachments of the Lesser Omentum (b) the Vertical Extent of the Lesser Sac，and (c) the Horizontal extent of the Lessser Sac102

123 Diagram of the Peritoneal Ligaments of the Liver103

124 The Stomach，front view104

125 The Mucous Membrane of the Stomach104

126 The Muscle Coat of the Stomach，from within105

127 Scheme of the Distribution of the Coeliac Artery105

128 Dissection of the Arteries of the Stomach and Spleen106

129 The Vagus Nerves within the Abdomen107

130 The Stomach Bed108

131 The Spleen，visceral surface:An Accessory Spleen109

132 The Inferior and Posterior Surfaces of the Liver110

133 The Porta Hepatis and the Cystic Artery111

134 variations in the Hepatic Arteries112

135 A Stage in the Exposure of the (Common) Bile Duct，embryological approach113

136 Duodenum and Pancreas in situ，front view114

137 The Duodenum，Pancreas and bile Duct，from behind115

138，139 The Blood Supply to Pancreas，Duodenum，and Spleen116

140 The Extra-hepatic Bile Passages and the Pancreatic Ducts118

141 Variations in the Length and Course of the Cystic Duct119

142 A bifid Gall Bladder119

143 The Blood Supply to the bile Passages120

144 Transverse Section through the Abdomen121

145 The Superior Mesenteric Artery122

146 The Inferior Mesenteric Artery123

147 The Intestines124

148 Structures on the Posterior Abdominal Wall125

149 Blood Supply of the Small Intestine126

150 Pylorus:Interior of the Small Intestine127

151 The Ileo-caecal Region128

152 The Interior of a Dried Caecum128

153 A Meckel＇s Diverticulum128

154，155 Variations－Duodenal Diverticula:Vermiform Appendix129

156 Section of the Liver，approximately horizontal130

157-159 Posterior Abdominal Wall－Ⅰ，Ⅱ and Ⅲ131

160，161 The Posterior Abdominal Viscera and their Peritoneal Relations－Ⅰ and Ⅱ134

162 Great vessels;Kidneys:Suprarenals136

163 Coeliac Plexus，Coeliac Ganglia，and Suprarenal Glands137

164-166 Right Kidney，front view:Sinus of Kidney:Structure of the Kidney138

167 The Blood Supply to the Ureter139

168 Varieties of Renal Pelves140

169 Anomalies of the Kidney and Ureter141

170 A Persisting Left Inferior Vena Cava141

171 Posterior Abdominal Wall:Lumbar Plexus142

172 The Diaphragm，viewed from below143

173 Right Coeliac Ganglion，Splanchnic Nerves，and Sympathetic Trunk144

THE PERINEUM AND PELVIS145

174 Male Perineum146

175 Dissection of Sphincter Ani Externus147

176 The Lower Parts of the Genital and Urinary Tracts in the Male148

177 The Dissection of the Penis148

178 The Penis，side view149

179 Section across the Root of the Penis150

180 The Vessels of th Penis:The Perineal Membrane150

181 The Male True Pelvis and Surroundings，from the front151

182 The Male Pelvis，in median section152

183 The Sphincter Ani Externus and Levator Ani153

184 Coronal Section of the Male Pelvis，just in front of the rectum．View of the anterior portion from behind154

185 The Seminal Vesicle，unravelled155

186 The Bladder，Vasa Deferentia，Seminal Vesicles and Prostatic Urethra155

187 Interior of the Male Urinary Bladder and Prostatic Urethra155

188 Levatores Ani and Coccygei，from above157

189 The Side Wall of the Male True Pelvis158

190 The Iliac Arteries and their Branches，side view159

191 Normal and Abnormal Obturator Arteries159

192 The Sacral ＆ Coccygeal Nerve Plexuses，antero-median vies160

193 Diagram of the Nerve Supply to the bladder and Urethra161

194 Diagram of the Pudendal Nerve161

195 Muscles of the True Pelvis (male specimen)162

196 Walls of the Pelvis (female specimen)163

197，198 Male Pelvis，from the front and from above164

199，200 Female Pelvis，from the front and from above165

201 The Hip Bone，medial aspect:The Sacrum and Coccyx，lateral aspect166

202 Synostosis of the Sacro-iliac Joint166

203 The Clitoris167

204，205 The Female Perineum167

206 The Uterus and Its Appurtenances，from behind168

207 The Female True Pelvis，from above169

208 Female Genital Organs，from the front170

209 The Female True Pelvis，in median section171

210 The Floor of the Female Pelvis，from above172

THE LOWER LIMB173

211，212 Bones of the Lower Limb，front view and posterior view174

213 Cross Sections of Femur，Tibia，and Fibula176

214-216 The Superficial Veins of the Lower Limb177

217 Scheme of the Motor Distribution of the Nerves of the Lower Limb180

218 The Blood Supply to the Sciatic Nerve181

219，220 The Cutaneous Nerves of the Lower Limb，front view and back view182

221 The Dermatomes of the Lower Limb184

222 The Inguinal Lymph Glands (Nodes)185

223，224 The Superficial Inguinal Vessels:The Saphenous Opening186

225，226 The Femoral Sheath:The Valves in the Femoral and Saphenous Veins187

227 Transverse Section through the Thigh，at level of Hip Joint188

228 The Femoral Sheath189

229 The Femoral Triangle190

230 The Floor of the Femoral Triangle191

231，232 Muscles of the Front of the Thigh－Ⅰ and Ⅱ192

233 Dissection of the Front of the Thigh194

234 Cross Section through the Thigh，female195

235，236 Bones of the Lower Limb showing Muscle Attachments front view and back view196

237 Muscles of the Gluteal Region and Back of the Thigh198

238 The Ham Muscles198

239 The Adductor Magnus，from behind199

240，241 The Gluteal Region and the Back of the Thigh－Ⅰ and Ⅱ200

242 The Obturator Muscles，from behind202

243 The Bony and Ligamentous Parts of the Gluteal Region:Certain Landmarks203

244，245 The Hip Joint，from the front and from behind204

246 The Acetabulum and the Surrounding Parts，showing Muscle Attachments206

247 The Hip Bone in Youth，external aspect206

248，249 Upper End of Femur showing Muscle Attachments，anterior and posterior aspects207

250 The Hip Joint on Coronal Section，partly schematic208

251 The Socket for the Head of the Femur209

252 Superficial Dissection of the Popliteal Fossa210

253 The Nerves of the Popliteal Fossa (Popliteal Space)211

254 Step Dissection of the Popliteal Fossa (Popliteal Space)212

255 Bones of the Knee Joint showing Muscle Attachments，from behind213

256，257 The Posterior Cruciate Ligament:The Anterior Cruciate Ligament214

258 Ligaments of the Knec Joint，from behind214

259 The Superior Surface of the Tibia:The Cruciate Ligaments and the Semilunar Cartilages215

260 Bones of the Knee Joint showing Muscle Attachments，lateral view216

261 Dissection of the Knee，lateral aspect216

262 Bones of the Knee Joint showing Muscle Attachments，medial view217

263 Dissection of the Knee，medial aspect217

264 The Knee Joint，opened from the front218

265 The Ligaments of the Knee Joint，front view219

266，267 Distended Knee Joint，lateral view and posterior view220

268 The Tibia and Fibula，opposed aspects222

269 Muscles of the Leg and Foot，side view223

270 The Front of the Leg224

271 The Arteries and Nerves of the Front of the Leg and Dorsum of the Foot225

272，273 The Dorsum of the Foot，front view and lateral view226

274 The Synovial Sheaths of the Tendons at the Ankle，antero-lateral view228

275 Cross Section through the Leg，male229

276，277 The Foot Bones，dorsal aspect and plantar aspect230

278，279 The Foot Bones，medial aspect and lateral aspect232

280 The Bones of the Leg，posterior view233

281 Bones of the Leg showing Muscle Attachments，posterior view234

282 The Muscles of the Leg，posterior view235

283 The Back of the Leg，deep structures undisturbed236

284 The Back of the Leg，deep structures displayed237

285 The Medial Side of the Ankle and Heel238

286 The Ankle Joint，posterior view239

287 Variations－Relationship of Sciatic Nerve to Piriformis:Nutrient Canals:Bipartite Patella:Fabella240

288 Variations－Absence of Posterior Tibial Artery:High Division of Popliteal Artery:Irregular Dorsalis Pedis Artery241

289 Superficial Dissection of the Sole of the Foot242

290 Diagram of the Arteries of the Sole of the Foot242

291 The First Layer of Muscles of the Sole:Digital Nerves and Arteries243

292 The Second Layer of Muscles of the Sole244

293 The Foot Raised as in Walking，medial view245

294 The Third Layer of Muscles of the Sole246

295 The Fourth Layer of Muscles of the Sole247

296 The Ankle Joint and the Joints of the Foot，dorsal view248

297 The Articular Surfaces of the Ankle Joint249

298，299 Distended Ankle Joint，anterior view and posterior view250

300 Ligaments of the Joints in which the Two Large Tarsal Bones partake，lateral view251

301 Ligaments of the Ankle Joint and Joints of the Foot，medial view252

302 The Sockets for the Talus，supero-lateral vies:The Joints at which Inversion and Eversion occur253

303 The Ligaments of the Sole:The Insertions of the Tendons－Ⅰ254

304 The Ligaments of the Sole－Ⅱ255

305 The Bones of the Foot，upper or dorsal aspect256

306 The Bony Surfaces of the Talo-calcanean Joints257

307 The Bony Surfaces of the Transverse Tarsal Joint257

308 The Bony Surfaces of the Cuneo-navicular and Cubo-navicular Joints258

309 The Bony Surfaces of the Tarso-metatarsal Joints258

310 The Bony Surfaces of the Inter-cuneiform and Inter-metatarsal Joints259

311 The Bones of the Lower Limb at Birth:Epiphyses of Hip Bone260

312 Epiphyses at the Proximal End of the Femur261

313 Epiphyses in the Region of the Knee Joint262

314 Longitudinal Sections through Feet of Children:Distal Epiphyses of the Tibia and Fibula263

315 Variations－Os Trigonum:Sesamoid Bones in Tibialis Posterior and Peroneus Longus:Bipartite Medial Cuneiform Bone:Long and Short 1st Metatarsal Bones264

THE VERTEBRAE AND THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN267

316 The functions of the Constitutent Parts of a Vertebra268

317，318 A Vertebra，from above and on side view269

319-322 A Vertebra at Birth，in Childhood，in Adolescence，and of a Sheep270

323，324 The Vertebral Column，side view and anterior view271

325 Diagram of the Homologous Parts of the Vertebrae272

326 The Distinguishing Features and the Movements of the Free Vertebrae273

327-329 The Cervical Vertebrae，from above，front view and side view274

330，331 The Thoracic Vertebrae，side view and from above276

332-334 The Lumbar Vertebrae，from above，from behind and on side view278

335-337 The Sacrum and Coccyx，anterior view，in Youth，posterior view280

338 A Half Vertebra282

339 Instances of Failure of the Two Halves of a Vertebral Arch to undergo Synostosis282

340 Instances of Congenital (non-pathological) Synostosis＇ between Two＂Vertebrae＂282

341 A Transitional Lumbo-sacral Vertebra283

342，343 A Bipartite Fifth Lumbar Vertebra:Spondylolisthesis283

344 Diagram of an Intervertebral Disc (Fibro-cartilage)284

345，346 An Intervertebral Disc and Ligaments，on cross section and on median section284

347 An Intervertebral Disc，side view286

348 The Anterior Longitudinal Ligament and the Ligamenta Flava，anterior view287

349 The Posterior Longitudinal Ligament，posterior view288

350 Diagram of the Vertebral Venous Plexus288

THE THORAX289

351，352 The Bony Thorax，anterior aspect and posterior aspect290

353，354 The Sternum，front view and side view292

355 A Young Sternum293

356-358 A Common Form of Sternum:A Sternal Foramen:A Low Sternal Angle293

359 Typical Ribs，seen from behind294

360 Peculiar or Atypical Ribs:1st，2nd，11th and 12th，viewed from above295

361-363 Cervical Ribs:Bicipital Rib:Bifid Rib296

364 The Chondro-sternal Joints，anterior view297

365 Diagram of an Intercostal Space297

366 The Anterior Wall of the Thorax298

367 The Anterior Thoracic Wall，from behind299

368 The Anterior Ends of the Intercostal Spaces，front view300

369 The Posterior End of an Intercostal Space，from behind301

370 The Vertebral End of an Intercostal Space，and the Costo-vertebral Ligaments，anterior view302

371 The Lungs and Pericardium，anterior view303

372 The Lungs，lateral views303

373 The Mediastinal Surface of the Right Lung304

374 The Mediastinal Surface of the Left Lung305

375 The Right Side of th Mediastinum306

376 The left side of the Mediastinum307

377 The Cervical Pleura，from below308

378 The Diaphragm and the Pericardial Sac，from above309

379 The Pericardial Sac in Relation to the Sternum310

380 The Sterno-costal Surface of the Heart and Great Vessels，in situ311

381 The Heart and Great Vessels，removed en masse，sternocostal aspect312

382 The Heart and Great Vessels，removed en masse，posterior aspect313

383 The Excised Heart，viewed from above314

384 Diagram of the Coronary (Cardiac) Arteries315

385 Diagram of the Cardiac Veins315

386 Some Varieties of Coronary Arteries315

387 The Heart，viewed from behind316

388 The Interior of the Pericardial Sac，anterior view317

389 The Posterior Relations of the Heart and Pericardium318

390 The Interior of the right Atrium，antero-lateral view319

391 The Interior of the Right Ventricle320

392 The Interior of the Left Ventricle321

393 Diagram of the Right Atrio-ventricular or Tricuspid Valve322

394 diagrams of the Aortic Valve322

395 The Aortic Valve，closed，ventricular aspect322

396 Interior of the Aortic Arch，showing the mouths of its three branches323

397 Scheme to Explain the Nomenclature of the Cusps of the Aortic and Pulmonary Valves (Semilunar) on a developmental Basis323

398 Variations in Origin of the branches of the Aortic Arch323

399 Scheme of Varieties of Aortic Arches324

400 Variation－Specimen of a Double Aortic Arch，in an adult324

401 Variation－The Right Subclavian Artery，arising as the Fourth Branch of the Aortic Arch324

402 Variation－Persisting Left Superior Vena Cava325

403 The Thymus (Gland):Superior Mediastinum－Ⅰ326

404 The Root of the Neck:Superior Mediastinum－Ⅱ327

405 The Pulmonary Arteries:Superior Mediastinum－Ⅲ328

406 The Bronchi:Superior Mediastinum－Ⅳ329

407 Oesophagus，Trachea and Aorta，thoracic parts，anterior view330

408 The Thoracic Duct331

409，410 The Arterial Supply to the Trachea and Oesophagus332

411 The Azygos System of Veins334

412 Anomaly－The Lobe of the Azygos Vein335

413 Diagram of the Nerve Supply to the Diaphragm335

414 The Rotatores and the Costo-transverse Ligaments336

THE HEAD AND NECK337

415，416 The Skull，front view (Norma Frontalis)338

417，418 The Skull，from the side (Norma Lateralis)340

419 The Muscles of Expression and the Arteries of the Face，side view342

420，421 The Cartilage of the Right Auricle:The Auricle of the Opposite Side343

422 The Face:Terminal branches of the Facial Nerve，side view344

423，424 The Cartilages of the Nose in situ and separated by dissection345

425 The Cutaneous Branches of the Trigeminal Nerve:Dissection of the Eyelid346

426 Diagram of the Sensory Nerves of the Face，front view347

427 Posterior Triangle of the Neck:Superficial Structures－Ⅰ348

428 Posterior Triangle of the Neck:Motor Nerves deep to the Fascial Carpet－Ⅱ349

429 Posterior Triangle of the Neck:Omohyoid and its Fascia－Ⅲ350

430 Posterior Triangle of the Neck:Brachial Plexus and Subclavian Vessels－Ⅳ351

431 The Brachial Plexus352

432 The Superficial Muscles of the Back353

433 The Intermediate Muscles of the Back354

434 The Deep Muscles of the Back355

435 The Skull，from behind (Norma Occipitalis)356

436 The Development of the Occipital Bone357

437，438 Variations－Paramastoid Process:Interparietal Bone (Os Incac)357

439 The Suboccipital Region358

440 The Suboccipital Triangle359

441 Cross Section through the Nuchal Region360

442 The Cranial Nerves，exposed from behind361

443，444 The Posterior Cranial Fossa，from behind362

445 Multifidus:Quadratus Lumborum:Lumbar Fascia364

446 The Lumbar (Lumbo-dorsal) Fascia and the Muscles of the Back，on cross section365

447 The Lower End of the Dural Sac，from behind366

448 The Spinal Cord within Its Membranes，exposed from behind367

449 Diagram of the Spinal Cord，in situ367

450 Skulls，viewed from above368

451 Surface Anatomy of the Cranium368

452 Schemes of the Arteries and Nerves of the Scalp369

453 The Diploic Veins369

454 The External Surface of the Dura Mater:Arachnoid Granulations370

455 The Folds of the Dura Mater371

456 A Stage in the Removal of the Brain372

457 The Base of the Brain:The Superficial Origins of the Cranial Nerves373

458 The Interior of the Base of the Skull374

459 The Interior of the Base of the Skull375

460 The Crescent of Foramina in Middle Cranial Fossa376

461 The Temporal Bone，in its setting，at the interior of the base of the skull376

462 The Middle and Posterior Cranial Fossae， from above377

463 The Nerves in the Middle Cranial Fossa－Ⅰ378

464 The Nerves in the Middle Cranial Fossa－Ⅱ379

465 The Orbital Cavity380

466 The Orbital Cavity， dissected from the front381

467 The Orbital Cavity， dissected f rom above－Ⅰ382

468 The Orbital Cavity， dissected from above －Ⅱ383

469 The Eyeball and the Attachments of the Four Recti Oculi，front view384

470 The Eyeball and the Attachments of the Two Obliqui Oculi，posterior view384

471 The Actions of the Six Ocular Muscles385

472 Diagram of the Ophthalamic Artery386

473 Diagram of the Motar Nerves of the Orbit386

474 The Platysma， front view387

475 The Median Part of the Front of the Neck－Ⅰ388

476 The Median Part of the Front of the Neck:The Deressors of the Larnx－Ⅱ389

477 The Front of the Neck: The Depressors of the Larynx: The Thyroid Gland－Ⅲ390

478 The Front of the Neck: The Thyroid Gland－Ⅳ391

479 The Root of the Neck， right side392

480 Anomalous Right Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve393

481 The Termination of the Thoracic Duct394

482 Root of the Neck， left side395

483 The Thyroid Gland－Variations and Anomalies396

484 The Anterior Triangle of the Neck， superficial dissection－Ⅰ397

485 Variations in the Origin of the Lingual Atrery398

486 The Anterior Triangle of the Neck， deeper dissection－Ⅱ399

487 Diagram of the Superficial Veins of the Neck400

488 Diagram of the Carotid Arteries and their Branches in the Neck400

489 Diagram of the Internal Jugular Veinand its Tributaries400

490 A Large Connecting Vein401

491 Variable Relationships of the Accessory， Descendens Cervicalis， and Phrenic Nerves to the Great Veins401

492 The Suprahyoid Region－Ⅰ402

493 The Suprahyoid Region－Ⅱ403

494 The Suprahyoid Region－Ⅲ404

495 The Suprahyoid Region－Ⅳ405

496 The Parotid Region－Ⅱ406

497 The Parotid Bed: The Temporal Muscle: the Auricular Vessels and Nerves－Ⅲ407

498 The Structures Deep to the Parotid Bed－Ⅳ408

499 The Mandible， external surface409

500 The Mandible，internal surface409

501 The Mental Foramen， in edentulous jaws409

502 The Lateral Wall of the Infratemporal Fossa410

503 The Roof and the Medial and Anterior Walls of the Infratemporal Fossa411

504 The Infratemporal Fossa，superficial dissection－Ⅰ412

505 The Infratemporal Fossa，deeper dissection－Ⅱ413

506 Diagram of the Internal Maxillary Artery414

507，508 Variations－Tortuous Internal Carotid Artery:Suprascapular and Transverse Cervical Arteries414

509 Variations－Abnormal Vertebral Artery:Suprasternal Ossicles:Scalenus Minimus415

510 The Prevertebral Region:The Root of the Neek416

511 The Ligaments of the Atlanto-axial and Atlanto-occipital Joints，on median section417

512 The Atlas and its Transverse Ligament，and the Axis，from above417

513 The Structures seen through the Foramen Magnum，from above418

514 The Ligaments of the Atlanto-axial and Atlanto-occipital Joints，from behind419

515 The Exterior of the Base of the Skull420

516 A Pencil passed across the Base of the Skull421

517 The Oblique Line at the Base of the Skull421

518 The Anterior and Posterior Transverse Lines at the Base of the Skull421

519 The Pharynx and the Last Four Cranial Nerves，from behind422

520 The Pharyngeal Muscles and the Buccinator，side view423

521 The Interior of the Pharynx，from behind424

522 The Bony Palate425

523 Dissection of the Palate，from below425

524 Transverse Section through the Head426

525 The Tonsil (Palatine Tonsil)，medial and lateral views427

526 A Dissection of the Palate427

527 The Interior of the Pharynx，side view－Ⅰ428

528 The Interior of the Pharynx dissected，side view－Ⅱ429

529 Deep Dissection of the Tonsil Bed－Ⅲ430

530 The Superior and Middle Constrictors of the Pharynx，from within－Ⅳ431

531，532 Coronal Section through the Head432

533 Diagram of the Nerve Supply of the Tongue434

534 The dorsum of the Tongue434

535 The Floor of the Mouth，on median section434

536 The Hyoid bone，showing its parts and muscle attachments435

537 The Floor and Side of the Mouth435

538 An Incisor Tooth，on longitudinal section436

539 A Molar Tooth，on longitudinal section436

540，541 The Upper Teeth and their Sockets:The Lower Teeth and their Sockets436

542 The Septum of the Nose437

543 Diagram of the Nerve Supply of the Lateral Wall of the Nose437

544，545 The Bones of the Lateral Wall of the Nose－Ⅰ and Ⅱ438

546 The Lateral Wall of the Nose－Ⅰ439

547 The Lateral Wall of the Nose，dissected－Ⅱ440

548 The Paranasal Air Sinuses441

549 Variations in the Maxillary Air Sinus442

550 Scheme of the Ethmoidal Air Sinuses443

551 The Air sinuses surrounding the Cribriform Plate443

552，553 The Frontal Air Sinuses，from the front and from below443

554 Thyroid Cartilage:Crico-thyroideus444

555-557 The Skeleton of the Larynx，from the side，from behind and from above445

558 Thyroid Gland，Parathyroid Glands，and Three Laryngeal Nerves448

559 The Muscles of the Pharynx，Larynx，and Oesophagus，posterior view449

560 The Muscles and Nerves of the Larynx，and the Crico-thyroid Joint，side view450

561 The Larynx，side view451

562 The Hyo-epiglottic Ligament，from above452

563 The Larynx，from above452

564 The Interior of the Larynx，posterior view453

565 The Saccule of the Larynx454

566 A Diagram of the Tegmen Tympani454

567 A General Scheme of the Ear455

568 The Lateral Half of the Tympanic Cavity456

569 The Medial Half of the Tympanic Cavity457

570 The Mastoid Air Cells:The Venous Sinuses around the Petrous Bone458

571 The Pharyngo-tympanic Tube (Auditory Tube)459

572 The Temporal Bone at Birth，lateral view460

573 The Temporal Bone at Birth，posterior view460

574 The Semicircular Canals，lateral view461

575 The Bony Labyrinth，lateral view，left side462

576 The Membranous Labyrinth，lateral view，left side463

577 Cross Sections through the Mandible464

578，579 The Skull at Birth，front view and side view465

580 scheme of the Distribution of the Olfactory Nerve466

581 Scheme of the Distribution of the Optic Nerve466

582 Scheme of the Distribution of the Oculomotor，Trochlear，and Abducent Nerves467

583-585 Schemes of the Distribution of the Trigeminal Nerve468

586 Scheme of the Distribution of the Facial Nerve470

587 Scheme of the Distribution of the Auditory or Acoustic Nerve471

588 Scheme of the Distribution of the Glossopharyngeal Nerve472

589 Scheme of the Distribution of the Vagus Nerve473

590 Scheme of the Distribution of the Spinal Part of the Accessory Nerve474

591 Scheme of the Distribution of the Hypoglossal Nerve475