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. A treatise on dislocations and fractures of the joints. and partly occupied by thetrochanter major, and both are much altered in their form. Thecapsular ligament is extensively lacerated, and the ligamentum teres istorn through. The head of the thigh-bone had torn up Poupartsliorament, so as to penetrate between it and the pubes. The head andneck of the bone were thrown into a position under the iliacus internusand psoas muscles, the tendons of which, in passing to their insertionsover the neck of the bone, were elevated by it, and put on the stretch.The crural nerve passed on the fore part Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-dislocations-and-fractures-of-the-joints-and-partly-occupied-by-thetrochanter-major-and-both-are-much-altered-in-their-form-thecapsular-ligament-is-extensively-lacerated-and-the-ligamentum-teres-istorn-through-the-head-of-the-thigh-bone-had-torn-up-poupartsliorament-so-as-to-penetrate-between-it-and-the-pubes-the-head-andneck-of-the-bone-were-thrown-into-a-position-under-the-iliacus-internusand-psoas-muscles-the-tendons-of-which-in-passing-to-their-insertionsover-the-neck-of-the-bone-were-elevated-by-it-and-put-on-the-stretchthe-crural-nerve-passed-on-the-fore-part-image336948339.html
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A manual of modern surgery : an exposition of the accepted doctrines and approved operative procedures of the present time, for the use of students and practitioners . or common ligament, pleura and peritoneum, whichby thickening form a tough abscess wall. The fluid travels down-ward and by entering the sheath of the psoas muscles often reachesthe inner side of the thigh. The muscle is destroyed to a greater orless extent. The abscess sometimes presents in the loin by passingbackward through the quadrate muscle of the loins. The sheath ofthe iliac muscle sometimes influences the direction in w Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-modern-surgery-an-exposition-of-the-accepted-doctrines-and-approved-operative-procedures-of-the-present-time-for-the-use-of-students-and-practitioners-or-common-ligament-pleura-and-peritoneum-whichby-thickening-form-a-tough-abscess-wall-the-fluid-travels-down-ward-and-by-entering-the-sheath-of-the-psoas-muscles-often-reachesthe-inner-side-of-the-thigh-the-muscle-is-destroyed-to-a-greater-orless-extent-the-abscess-sometimes-presents-in-the-loin-by-passingbackward-through-the-quadrate-muscle-of-the-loins-the-sheath-ofthe-iliac-muscle-sometimes-influences-the-direction-in-w-image339047956.html
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A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 295.—Generally equally contracted rachitic pelvis (authors collection). Characteristics of the Flat, Generally Contracted RachiticPelvis.—The sacrum is pressed forward and downward betweenthe iliac bones, and is rotated on its transverse axis, mainly bythe pressure of the trunk upon it, but partly by the pull down-. ing. 296.—Flat rachitic pelvis, with unusual descent of the promontory, rotation ofthe sacrum, and lordosis (Mutter Museum, College of Physicians, Philadelphia . ward of the psoas muscles upon the spinal column and the pullupward upon the posterior s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-obstetrics-fig-295generally-equally-contracted-rachitic-pelvis-authors-collection-characteristics-of-the-flat-generally-contracted-rachiticpelvisthe-sacrum-is-pressed-forward-and-downward-betweenthe-iliac-bones-and-is-rotated-on-its-transverse-axis-mainly-bythe-pressure-of-the-trunk-upon-it-but-partly-by-the-pull-down-ing-296flat-rachitic-pelvis-with-unusual-descent-of-the-promontory-rotation-ofthe-sacrum-and-lordosis-mutter-museum-college-of-physicians-philadelphia-ward-of-the-psoas-muscles-upon-the-spinal-column-and-the-pullupward-upon-the-posterior-s-image342970211.html
RM2AWYJ03–A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 295.—Generally equally contracted rachitic pelvis (authors collection). Characteristics of the Flat, Generally Contracted RachiticPelvis.—The sacrum is pressed forward and downward betweenthe iliac bones, and is rotated on its transverse axis, mainly bythe pressure of the trunk upon it, but partly by the pull down-. ing. 296.—Flat rachitic pelvis, with unusual descent of the promontory, rotation ofthe sacrum, and lordosis (Mutter Museum, College of Physicians, Philadelphia . ward of the psoas muscles upon the spinal column and the pullupward upon the posterior s
. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. Vastus media lis Ilio-psoas Lateral epicondyle Lateral condyle Fig. 236.—The Eight Femur seen from the front. medially, and slightly forwards. Fig. 23/.—Anterior Aspect of Proximal Por- tion of the Eight Femur with Attachments of Muscles mapped out. bone in the body. Proximally the femora are separated by the width of the pelvis. Distally they articulate with the tibiae and patellae. In the military position of attention, with the knees close to- gether, the shafts of the thigh bones occupy an oblique position. For descriptive purposes the bone is Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-vastus-media-lis-ilio-psoas-lateral-epicondyle-lateral-condyle-fig-236the-eight-femur-seen-from-the-front-medially-and-slightly-forwards-fig-23anterior-aspect-of-proximal-por-tion-of-the-eight-femur-with-attachments-of-muscles-mapped-out-bone-in-the-body-proximally-the-femora-are-separated-by-the-width-of-the-pelvis-distally-they-articulate-with-the-tibiae-and-patellae-in-the-military-position-of-attention-with-the-knees-close-to-gether-the-shafts-of-the-thigh-bones-occupy-an-oblique-position-for-descriptive-purposes-the-bone-is-image216341710.html
RMPFY61J–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. Vastus media lis Ilio-psoas Lateral epicondyle Lateral condyle Fig. 236.—The Eight Femur seen from the front. medially, and slightly forwards. Fig. 23/.—Anterior Aspect of Proximal Por- tion of the Eight Femur with Attachments of Muscles mapped out. bone in the body. Proximally the femora are separated by the width of the pelvis. Distally they articulate with the tibiae and patellae. In the military position of attention, with the knees close to- gether, the shafts of the thigh bones occupy an oblique position. For descriptive purposes the bone is
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