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A manual of anatomy . s (tubera mentalia). The sockets of thefront teeth project somewhat. At each side of the symphysis is theincisor fossa and in fine with the second premolar tooth is the mentalforamen, for the mental nerve and vessels. The oblique line {lineaobliqna) extends upward and backward from the mental tubercle.The medial surface is convex from above downward and concave 66 OSTEOLOGY from side to side. Upon each side of the median line are the mentalspines {spina mentales) the upper giving attachment to the mm.genioglossus and the lower to the geniohyoideus. Above the spineis a nut Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-anatomy-s-tubera-mentalia-the-sockets-of-thefront-teeth-project-somewhat-at-each-side-of-the-symphysis-is-theincisor-fossa-and-in-fine-with-the-second-premolar-tooth-is-the-mentalforamen-for-the-mental-nerve-and-vessels-the-oblique-line-lineaobliqna-extends-upward-and-backward-from-the-mental-tuberclethe-medial-surface-is-convex-from-above-downward-and-concave-66-osteology-from-side-to-side-upon-each-side-of-the-median-line-are-the-mentalspines-spina-mentales-the-upper-giving-attachment-to-the-mmgenioglossus-and-the-lower-to-the-geniohyoideus-above-the-spineis-a-nut-image343387551.htmlRM2AXJJ93–A manual of anatomy . s (tubera mentalia). The sockets of thefront teeth project somewhat. At each side of the symphysis is theincisor fossa and in fine with the second premolar tooth is the mentalforamen, for the mental nerve and vessels. The oblique line {lineaobliqna) extends upward and backward from the mental tubercle.The medial surface is convex from above downward and concave 66 OSTEOLOGY from side to side. Upon each side of the median line are the mentalspines {spina mentales) the upper giving attachment to the mm.genioglossus and the lower to the geniohyoideus. Above the spineis a nut
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 156 OSTEOLOGY.. correspondence with the back of the lower part of the symphysis, there is a raised tubercle surmounted by two laterally placed spines, the spinse mentales (mental spines). Occasionally these are again subdivided into an upper and lower pair, or it may be that the lower pair may fuse to form a rough median ridge. To the upper pair of spines the genio-glossi muscles are attached, whilst the lower pair serve for the origin of the genio-hyoid muscles. Immediately above the tubercle there is a median foramen for the transmission of a nut Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-156-osteology-correspondence-with-the-back-of-the-lower-part-of-the-symphysis-there-is-a-raised-tubercle-surmounted-by-two-laterally-placed-spines-the-spinse-mentales-mental-spines-occasionally-these-are-again-subdivided-into-an-upper-and-lower-pair-or-it-may-be-that-the-lower-pair-may-fuse-to-form-a-rough-median-ridge-to-the-upper-pair-of-spines-the-genio-glossi-muscles-are-attached-whilst-the-lower-pair-serve-for-the-origin-of-the-genio-hyoid-muscles-immediately-above-the-tubercle-there-is-a-median-foramen-for-the-transmission-of-a-nut-image216346710.htmlRMPFYCC6–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 156 OSTEOLOGY.. correspondence with the back of the lower part of the symphysis, there is a raised tubercle surmounted by two laterally placed spines, the spinse mentales (mental spines). Occasionally these are again subdivided into an upper and lower pair, or it may be that the lower pair may fuse to form a rough median ridge. To the upper pair of spines the genio-glossi muscles are attached, whilst the lower pair serve for the origin of the genio-hyoid muscles. Immediately above the tubercle there is a median foramen for the transmission of a nut
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. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. Ramus of the mandible .Masseteric tuberosity Tuberositas masseterica Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibulae Mental tubercle '' Tuberculum mentale Fig. 188.— The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from the Left Side. Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentalis >, Interalveolar septa Septa interalveolaria ;C- Mental tubercle /Tuberculum mentale / ,-</Alveoli, or sockets of the teeth ^-''' / / Alveoli dentales / /. Fig. 189.—The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Above. Mandibula—The inferior maxillary bone, lower jaw, or mandible.. Pl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-ramus-of-the-mandible-masseteric-tuberosity-tuberositas-masseterica-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibulae-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-fig-188-the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-the-left-side-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentalis-gt-interalveolar-septa-septa-interalveolaria-c-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-ltalveoli-or-sockets-of-the-teeth-alveoli-dentales-fig-189the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-above-mandibulathe-inferior-maxillary-bone-lower-jaw-or-mandible-pl-image235399237.htmlRMRJYA3H–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. Ramus of the mandible .Masseteric tuberosity Tuberositas masseterica Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibulae Mental tubercle '' Tuberculum mentale Fig. 188.— The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from the Left Side. Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentalis >, Interalveolar septa Septa interalveolaria ;C- Mental tubercle /Tuberculum mentale / ,-</Alveoli, or sockets of the teeth ^-''' / / Alveoli dentales / /. Fig. 189.—The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Above. Mandibula—The inferior maxillary bone, lower jaw, or mandible.. Pl
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![. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJXXHG/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-ramus-of-the-mandible-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibular-body-of-the-mandible-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentali-mental-foramen-foramen-mentale-fig-190the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-before-1-quot-the-angle-01quot-the-jiwquot-writes-quain-quot-is-more-or-less-rounded-offquot-the-specimen-from-which-fig-190-was-drawn-has-however-an-abnormal-projection-at-each-angle-to-which-in-the-german-nomenclature-the-name-processus-angularis-var-is-given-this-var-RJXXHG.jpg ". An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photo")
. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-ramus-of-the-mandible-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibular-body-of-the-mandible-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentali-mental-foramen-foramen-mentale-fig-190the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-before-1-quot-the-angle-01quot-the-jiwquot-writes-quain-quot-is-more-or-less-rounded-offquot-the-specimen-from-which-fig-190-was-drawn-has-however-an-abnormal-projection-at-each-angle-to-which-in-the-german-nomenclature-the-name-processus-angularis-var-is-given-this-var-image235390220.htmlRMRJXXHG–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var
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![. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJXXGC/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-ramus-of-the-mandible-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibular-body-of-the-mandible-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentali-mental-foramen-foramen-mentale-fig-190the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-before-1-quot-the-angle-01quot-the-jiwquot-writes-quain-quot-is-more-or-less-rounded-offquot-the-specimen-from-which-fig-190-was-drawn-has-however-an-abnormal-projection-at-each-angle-to-which-in-the-german-nomenclature-the-name-processus-angularis-var-is-given-this-var-RJXXGC.jpg ". An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photo")
. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-ramus-of-the-mandible-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibular-body-of-the-mandible-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentali-mental-foramen-foramen-mentale-fig-190the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-before-1-quot-the-angle-01quot-the-jiwquot-writes-quain-quot-is-more-or-less-rounded-offquot-the-specimen-from-which-fig-190-was-drawn-has-however-an-abnormal-projection-at-each-angle-to-which-in-the-german-nomenclature-the-name-processus-angularis-var-is-given-this-var-image235390188.htmlRMRJXXGC–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. â Ramus of the mandible Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibular Body of the mandible Mental tubercle Tuberculum mentale Mental protuberance Protuberantia mentali: Mental foramen Foramen mentale Fig. 190.âThe Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from Before. 1 " The angle 01" the j.iw," writes Quain, "... is more or less rounded off." The specimen from which Fig. 190 was drawn has. however, an abnormal projection at each angle, to which in the German nomenclature the name processus angularis (var.) is given. This var
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. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 84 /'//• SKI-LI, AND I III BONES OF THE SKULL External oblique line l inea obliqua Sigmoid notch Head of the condyle Coronoid process Incisura mandibu'se/ t apitulum mandibube i $J(- Condyle i u . condyioided Alveolar border Limbus alveolaris Alveolar process- Body of the mandible - Mental protuberance - Protuberantia mentalis. Ramus of the mandible .Masseteric tuberosity Tuberositas masseterica Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibulae Mental tubercle '' Tuberculum mentale Fig. 188.— The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from the Left S Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-84-ski-li-and-i-iii-bones-of-the-skull-external-oblique-line-l-inea-obliqua-sigmoid-notch-head-of-the-condyle-coronoid-process-incisura-mandibuse-t-apitulum-mandibube-i-j-condyle-i-u-condyioided-alveolar-border-limbus-alveolaris-alveolar-process-body-of-the-mandible-mental-protuberance-protuberantia-mentalis-ramus-of-the-mandible-masseteric-tuberosity-tuberositas-masseterica-angle-of-the-jaw-angulus-mandibulae-mental-tubercle-tuberculum-mentale-fig-188-the-inferior-maxillary-bone-seen-from-the-left-s-image235399279.htmlRMRJYA53–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 84 /'//• SKI-LI, AND I III BONES OF THE SKULL External oblique line l inea obliqua Sigmoid notch Head of the condyle Coronoid process Incisura mandibu'se/ t apitulum mandibube i $J(- Condyle i u . condyioided Alveolar border Limbus alveolaris Alveolar process- Body of the mandible - Mental protuberance - Protuberantia mentalis. Ramus of the mandible .Masseteric tuberosity Tuberositas masseterica Angle of the jaw Angulus mandibulae Mental tubercle '' Tuberculum mentale Fig. 188.— The Inferior Maxillary Bone seen from the Left S
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. Atlas and text-book of human anatomy. Anatomy -- Atlases. I. V Pterygoid depression Diurittator crest Co ro no id process { ( Jiiga alveolaria m «s Ramus Oblique line ? W^ .^ '^r AncrU Mental foramen Mental tubercle Mental protubcranct fig. 90. Body Notch of the mandible Coronoid process A: Oblique line Pteryi^oid depression -.-^ Head of condyloid process ^4 Alveolar border ^L-^ l» 1 * r-^-* -*. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemb Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/atlas-and-text-book-of-human-anatomy-anatomy-atlases-i-v-pterygoid-depression-diurittator-crest-co-ro-no-id-process-jiiga-alveolaria-m-s-ramus-oblique-line-w-r-ancru-mental-foramen-mental-tubercle-mental-protubcranct-fig-90-body-notch-of-the-mandible-coronoid-process-a-oblique-line-pteryioid-depression-head-of-condyloid-process-4-alveolar-border-l-l-1-r-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemb-image235397777.htmlRMRJY87D–. Atlas and text-book of human anatomy. Anatomy -- Atlases. I. V Pterygoid depression Diurittator crest Co ro no id process { ( Jiiga alveolaria m «s Ramus Oblique line ? W^ .^ '^r AncrU Mental foramen Mental tubercle Mental protubcranct fig. 90. Body Notch of the mandible Coronoid process A: Oblique line Pteryi^oid depression -.-^ Head of condyloid process ^4 Alveolar border ^L-^ l» 1 * r-^-* -*. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemb
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. Atlas and text-book of human anatomy. Anatomy -- Atlases. V Pterygoid depression Diurittator crest Co ro no id process { ( Jiiga alveolaria m «s Ramus Oblique line ? W^ .^ '^r AncrU Mental foramen Mental tubercle Mental protubcranct fig. 90. Body Notch of the mandible Coronoid process A: Oblique line Pteryi^oid depression -.-^ Head of condyloid process ^4 Alveolar border ^L-^ l» 1 * r-^-* -*. Body FiSr. 91. Angle (masseteric tuberosity) Mental foramen Base. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/atlas-and-text-book-of-human-anatomy-anatomy-atlases-v-pterygoid-depression-diurittator-crest-co-ro-no-id-process-jiiga-alveolaria-m-s-ramus-oblique-line-w-r-ancru-mental-foramen-mental-tubercle-mental-protubcranct-fig-90-body-notch-of-the-mandible-coronoid-process-a-oblique-line-pteryioid-depression-head-of-condyloid-process-4-alveolar-border-l-l-1-r-body-fisr-91-angle-masseteric-tuberosity-mental-foramen-base-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-image235397764.htmlRMRJY870–. Atlas and text-book of human anatomy. Anatomy -- Atlases. V Pterygoid depression Diurittator crest Co ro no id process { ( Jiiga alveolaria m «s Ramus Oblique line ? W^ .^ '^r AncrU Mental foramen Mental tubercle Mental protubcranct fig. 90. Body Notch of the mandible Coronoid process A: Oblique line Pteryi^oid depression -.-^ Head of condyloid process ^4 Alveolar border ^L-^ l» 1 * r-^-* -*. Body FiSr. 91. Angle (masseteric tuberosity) Mental foramen Base. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration
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The Journal of nervous and mental disease . radiating fibrespass out of the thalamus to become intermingled with thefibres of the internal capsule, and to be distributed to thecerebral cortex. Those from the front of the ganglion passto the frontal lobe; those from the middle are distributedto the posterior part of the frontal and to the parietal andtemporo-sphenoidal lobes ; those from the posterior partcan be traced to the temporo-sphenoidal and occipital lobes.From the region of the pulvinar, or posterior tubercle,fibres can be traced into the optic tract. 1 The Corpus Striatum, Journal of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-journal-of-nervous-and-mental-disease-radiating-fibrespass-out-of-the-thalamus-to-become-intermingled-with-thefibres-of-the-internal-capsule-and-to-be-distributed-to-thecerebral-cortex-those-from-the-front-of-the-ganglion-passto-the-frontal-lobe-those-from-the-middle-are-distributedto-the-posterior-part-of-the-frontal-and-to-the-parietal-andtemporo-sphenoidal-lobes-those-from-the-posterior-partcan-be-traced-to-the-temporo-sphenoidal-and-occipital-lobesfrom-the-region-of-the-pulvinar-or-posterior-tuberclefibres-can-be-traced-into-the-optic-tract-1-the-corpus-striatum-journal-of-image340073246.htmlRM2AN7JW2–The Journal of nervous and mental disease . radiating fibrespass out of the thalamus to become intermingled with thefibres of the internal capsule, and to be distributed to thecerebral cortex. Those from the front of the ganglion passto the frontal lobe; those from the middle are distributedto the posterior part of the frontal and to the parietal andtemporo-sphenoidal lobes ; those from the posterior partcan be traced to the temporo-sphenoidal and occipital lobes.From the region of the pulvinar, or posterior tubercle,fibres can be traced into the optic tract. 1 The Corpus Striatum, Journal of
Mental diseasesA text-book of psychiatry for medical students and practitioners . Fig. 51.—Abnormalities of the ear.(a) Adherent lobule ; (6) Darwinian tubercle. accompanied by psychic stigmata. It should be noted also,that many varieties of insanity are entirely free from degenera-tion at all. HsBmatoma Auris, Othsematoma, or the so-called InsaneEar, occasionally occurs in General Paralytics, Epileptics, andrestless cases generally, and is always due to injury of some kind.It has not such prognostic value as was once supposed. Itresults from defective nutritional changes in the ear cartilage, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mental-diseasesa-text-book-of-psychiatry-for-medical-students-and-practitioners-fig-51abnormalities-of-the-eara-adherent-lobule-6-darwinian-tubercle-accompanied-by-psychic-stigmata-it-should-be-noted-alsothat-many-varieties-of-insanity-are-entirely-free-from-degenera-tion-at-all-hsbmatoma-auris-othsematoma-or-the-so-called-insaneear-occasionally-occurs-in-general-paralytics-epileptics-andrestless-cases-generally-and-is-always-due-to-injury-of-some-kindit-has-not-such-prognostic-value-as-was-once-supposed-itresults-from-defective-nutritional-changes-in-the-ear-cartilage-image342774967.htmlRM2AWJMY3–Mental diseasesA text-book of psychiatry for medical students and practitioners . Fig. 51.—Abnormalities of the ear.(a) Adherent lobule ; (6) Darwinian tubercle. accompanied by psychic stigmata. It should be noted also,that many varieties of insanity are entirely free from degenera-tion at all. HsBmatoma Auris, Othsematoma, or the so-called InsaneEar, occasionally occurs in General Paralytics, Epileptics, andrestless cases generally, and is always due to injury of some kind.It has not such prognostic value as was once supposed. Itresults from defective nutritional changes in the ear cartilage,
The Journal of nervous and mental disease . ckel believe that thedescending branch of the crus of the fornix becomes fusedwith the stria cornea, and the habenula conarii. The crusof the fornix makes a remarkable twist upon itself, the loopof which forms the corpus candicans (mamillary tubercle),when it reaches the base of the brain, and returns to enterthe substance of the thalamus (bundle of Vicq d Azyr).2 1 The reader is referred to a previous page. a Forel and Gudden deny that the fibres of the anterior pillars of the fornixare directly continuous with those of the bundle of Vicq d Azyr. 22 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-journal-of-nervous-and-mental-disease-ckel-believe-that-thedescending-branch-of-the-crus-of-the-fornix-becomes-fusedwith-the-stria-cornea-and-the-habenula-conarii-the-crusof-the-fornix-makes-a-remarkable-twist-upon-itself-the-loopof-which-forms-the-corpus-candicans-mamillary-tuberclewhen-it-reaches-the-base-of-the-brain-and-returns-to-enterthe-substance-of-the-thalamus-bundle-of-vicq-d-azyr2-1-the-reader-is-referred-to-a-previous-page-a-forel-and-gudden-deny-that-the-fibres-of-the-anterior-pillars-of-the-fornixare-directly-continuous-with-those-of-the-bundle-of-vicq-d-azyr-22-image340072360.htmlRM2AN7HNC–The Journal of nervous and mental disease . ckel believe that thedescending branch of the crus of the fornix becomes fusedwith the stria cornea, and the habenula conarii. The crusof the fornix makes a remarkable twist upon itself, the loopof which forms the corpus candicans (mamillary tubercle),when it reaches the base of the brain, and returns to enterthe substance of the thalamus (bundle of Vicq d Azyr).2 1 The reader is referred to a previous page. a Forel and Gudden deny that the fibres of the anterior pillars of the fornixare directly continuous with those of the bundle of Vicq d Azyr. 22
Mental diseasesA text-book of psychiatry for medical students and practitioners . Fig. 50.—The V-shaped palate. The Ears are also sometimes abnormally implanted,malformed, asymmetrical, too small or, more generally. 254 MENTAL DISEASES they are enlarged, and. they project outwards. There isfrequently prominence of the Darwinian tubercle, the lobulebeing adherent or absent, and many other anomalies of theears may exist. Stigmata of degeneracy sometimes are found in other regionsof the body, e. g. genital anomalies, femininism, masculinism,hairiness, hernise, spinal deformity, club-foot, spina b Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mental-diseasesa-text-book-of-psychiatry-for-medical-students-and-practitioners-fig-50the-v-shaped-palate-the-ears-are-also-sometimes-abnormally-implantedmalformed-asymmetrical-too-small-or-more-generally-254-mental-diseases-they-are-enlarged-and-they-project-outwards-there-isfrequently-prominence-of-the-darwinian-tubercle-the-lobulebeing-adherent-or-absent-and-many-other-anomalies-of-theears-may-exist-stigmata-of-degeneracy-sometimes-are-found-in-other-regionsof-the-body-e-g-genital-anomalies-femininism-masculinismhairiness-hernise-spinal-deformity-club-foot-spina-b-image342775290.htmlRM2AWJNAJ–Mental diseasesA text-book of psychiatry for medical students and practitioners . Fig. 50.—The V-shaped palate. The Ears are also sometimes abnormally implanted,malformed, asymmetrical, too small or, more generally. 254 MENTAL DISEASES they are enlarged, and. they project outwards. There isfrequently prominence of the Darwinian tubercle, the lobulebeing adherent or absent, and many other anomalies of theears may exist. Stigmata of degeneracy sometimes are found in other regionsof the body, e. g. genital anomalies, femininism, masculinism,hairiness, hernise, spinal deformity, club-foot, spina b
. The Journal of nervous and mental disease . Fig, i. Small tubercle in the right lateral column extending forwardinto Gowers tract. where. The patellar reflexes were much exaggerated andBabinskis sign was present. Still later sensation for touch was found preserved every-where in the lower limbs. Sensation for pain was irregularlypresent in the lower limbs, the response to pain stimulationbeing very uncertain, and sensation for temperature also wasmuch impaired in the lower limbs. Tuberculous meningitis and caries of the vertebrje werefound, and a small tubercle was present in the right later Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-journal-of-nervous-and-mental-disease-fig-i-small-tubercle-in-the-right-lateral-column-extending-forwardinto-gowers-tract-where-the-patellar-reflexes-were-much-exaggerated-andbabinskis-sign-was-present-still-later-sensation-for-touch-was-found-preserved-every-where-in-the-lower-limbs-sensation-for-pain-was-irregularlypresent-in-the-lower-limbs-the-response-to-pain-stimulationbeing-very-uncertain-and-sensation-for-temperature-also-wasmuch-impaired-in-the-lower-limbs-tuberculous-meningitis-and-caries-of-the-vertebrje-werefound-and-a-small-tubercle-was-present-in-the-right-later-image369686653.htmlRM2CDCK2N–. The Journal of nervous and mental disease . Fig, i. Small tubercle in the right lateral column extending forwardinto Gowers tract. where. The patellar reflexes were much exaggerated andBabinskis sign was present. Still later sensation for touch was found preserved every-where in the lower limbs. Sensation for pain was irregularlypresent in the lower limbs, the response to pain stimulationbeing very uncertain, and sensation for temperature also wasmuch impaired in the lower limbs. Tuberculous meningitis and caries of the vertebrje werefound, and a small tubercle was present in the right later
. Quain's Elements of anatomy. foramen is the somewhat indefinite external oUkiue line, running from themental tubercle backwards and upwards to the anterior margin of the ramus. Thedeep surface is marked, on each side of the symphysis, along the inferior margin, byan oval depression, indicating the anterior attachment of the digastric muscle. THE IXFERIOR MAXILLARY BOXE. 59 Above this are the mental spmes, the lower being a small median ridge (often only aslight roughness), to which the genio-hyoid muscles are attached, and the iij^per apair of more prominent tubercles, giving origin to the g Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/quains-elements-of-anatomy-foramen-is-the-somewhat-indefinite-external-oukiue-line-running-from-themental-tubercle-backwards-and-upwards-to-the-anterior-margin-of-the-ramus-thedeep-surface-is-marked-on-each-side-of-the-symphysis-along-the-inferior-margin-byan-oval-depression-indicating-the-anterior-attachment-of-the-digastric-muscle-the-ixferior-maxillary-boxe-59-above-this-are-the-mental-spmes-the-lower-being-a-small-median-ridge-often-only-aslight-roughness-to-which-the-genio-hyoid-muscles-are-attached-and-the-iijper-apair-of-more-prominent-tubercles-giving-origin-to-the-g-image370382963.htmlRM2CEGB6Y–. Quain's Elements of anatomy. foramen is the somewhat indefinite external oUkiue line, running from themental tubercle backwards and upwards to the anterior margin of the ramus. Thedeep surface is marked, on each side of the symphysis, along the inferior margin, byan oval depression, indicating the anterior attachment of the digastric muscle. THE IXFERIOR MAXILLARY BOXE. 59 Above this are the mental spmes, the lower being a small median ridge (often only aslight roughness), to which the genio-hyoid muscles are attached, and the iij^per apair of more prominent tubercles, giving origin to the g
. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 156 OSTEOLOGY.. correspondence with the back of the lower part of the symphysis, there is a raised tubercle surmounted by two laterally placed spines, the spinse mentales (mental spines). Occasionally these are again subdivided into an upper and lower pair, or it may be that the lower pair may fuse to form a rough median ridge. To the upper pair of spines the genio-glossi muscles are attached, whilst the lower pair serve for the origin of the genio-hyoid muscles. Immediately above the tubercle there is a median foramen for the transmission of a nut Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-156-osteology-correspondence-with-the-back-of-the-lower-part-of-the-symphysis-there-is-a-raised-tubercle-surmounted-by-two-laterally-placed-spines-the-spinse-mentales-mental-spines-occasionally-these-are-again-subdivided-into-an-upper-and-lower-pair-or-it-may-be-that-the-lower-pair-may-fuse-to-form-a-rough-median-ridge-to-the-upper-pair-of-spines-the-genio-glossi-muscles-are-attached-whilst-the-lower-pair-serve-for-the-origin-of-the-genio-hyoid-muscles-immediately-above-the-tubercle-there-is-a-median-foramen-for-the-transmission-of-a-nut-image231857503.htmlRMRD60H3–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 156 OSTEOLOGY.. correspondence with the back of the lower part of the symphysis, there is a raised tubercle surmounted by two laterally placed spines, the spinse mentales (mental spines). Occasionally these are again subdivided into an upper and lower pair, or it may be that the lower pair may fuse to form a rough median ridge. To the upper pair of spines the genio-glossi muscles are attached, whilst the lower pair serve for the origin of the genio-hyoid muscles. Immediately above the tubercle there is a median foramen for the transmission of a nut
. Bulletin. Natural history; Natuurlijke historie. 10 PEABODY MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY r.p.Aj. «1. am — mfiTip- Fig. 3. Lateral view of skull and jaws of Eporeodon socialis Marsh, (a/m, angle of mandible; cp, Pm^ or caniniform premolar; earn, external auditory meatus; f, frontal; //, infraorbital foramen; If, lacrimal fossa; m, malar or jugal; mf, mental foramen; mp, mental prominence; mx, maxilla; n, nasal; o, occipital; oc, occipital condyle; p, parietal; pc, parietal crest; pg, postglenoid process or tubercle of squamosal; pmx, premaxilla; pof, postorbital process of frontal; pp, paramasto Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-natural-history-natuurlijke-historie-10-peabody-museum-of-natural-history-rpaj-1-am-mfitip-fig-3-lateral-view-of-skull-and-jaws-of-eporeodon-socialis-marsh-am-angle-of-mandible-cp-pm-or-caniniform-premolar-earn-external-auditory-meatus-f-frontal-infraorbital-foramen-if-lacrimal-fossa-m-malar-or-jugal-mf-mental-foramen-mp-mental-prominence-mx-maxilla-n-nasal-o-occipital-oc-occipital-condyle-p-parietal-pc-parietal-crest-pg-postglenoid-process-or-tubercle-of-squamosal-pmx-premaxilla-pof-postorbital-process-of-frontal-pp-paramasto-image234227424.htmlRMRH1YD4–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natuurlijke historie. 10 PEABODY MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY r.p.Aj. «1. am — mfiTip- Fig. 3. Lateral view of skull and jaws of Eporeodon socialis Marsh, (a/m, angle of mandible; cp, Pm^ or caniniform premolar; earn, external auditory meatus; f, frontal; //, infraorbital foramen; If, lacrimal fossa; m, malar or jugal; mf, mental foramen; mp, mental prominence; mx, maxilla; n, nasal; o, occipital; oc, occipital condyle; p, parietal; pc, parietal crest; pg, postglenoid process or tubercle of squamosal; pmx, premaxilla; pof, postorbital process of frontal; pp, paramasto
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