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An Italian Gothic cuisse lame for the left thigh circa 1490-1495. The lower and principal lame from a thigh defence of probably four lames, formed with a low medial ridge, the upper edge swept up to the rear on the outer side and finished with an outward turn. 27.5 cm. Weight 540 g. Cf. BOCCIA, 1982, Op.Cit, armour B5, p.262, m) - n), see figs. m - n. historic, historical, weapons, arms, weapon, arm, baronial, military, militaria, rapier, rapiers, sword, swords, melee weapon, melee weapons, thrusting, thrustings, baton, object, objects, stills, c, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT88MHR–An Italian Gothic cuisse lame for the left thigh circa 1490-1495. The lower and principal lame from a thigh defence of probably four lames, formed with a low medial ridge, the upper edge swept up to the rear on the outer side and finished with an outward turn. 27.5 cm. Weight 540 g. Cf. BOCCIA, 1982, Op.Cit, armour B5, p.262, m) - n), see figs. m - n. historic, historical, weapons, arms, weapon, arm, baronial, military, militaria, rapier, rapiers, sword, swords, melee weapon, melee weapons, thrusting, thrustings, baton, object, objects, stills, c, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

young graceful woman in the gym performs an exercise outer thigh lifts from side plank Stock Photo

RF2B8KKXA–young graceful woman in the gym performs an exercise outer thigh lifts from side plank

Baby undergoing skin disinfection before a medical procedure Stock Photo

RF2GY0AAB–Baby undergoing skin disinfection before a medical procedure

An infected open wound on the outer thigh of a man suffering from creeping or serpiginous phagedena. Watercolour by C. D'Alton, 1858. Stock Photo

RM2H446C7–An infected open wound on the outer thigh of a man suffering from creeping or serpiginous phagedena. Watercolour by C. D'Alton, 1858.

Young woman doing outer thigh stretching exercise while kneeling. Stock Photo

RF2HN9TN8–Young woman doing outer thigh stretching exercise while kneeling.

Syphilis hereditaria. Dr. George Henry Fox, photographer (American, 1846 - 1937) 1881 View of a young girl with her skirt pulled up to show large lesions from congenital syphilis over her outer thigh and calf. (Recto, sheet) lower center, below image, printed in brown ink: 'SYPHILIS HEREDITARIA. / PLATE XLVI.' Lower left, printed in brown ink: '[cut off]ARROUN & BIERSTADT, N.Y.' Stock Photo

RM2WT9X5G–Syphilis hereditaria. Dr. George Henry Fox, photographer (American, 1846 - 1937) 1881 View of a young girl with her skirt pulled up to show large lesions from congenital syphilis over her outer thigh and calf. (Recto, sheet) lower center, below image, printed in brown ink: 'SYPHILIS HEREDITARIA. / PLATE XLVI.' Lower left, printed in brown ink: '[cut off]ARROUN & BIERSTADT, N.Y.'

Fan blade of black bobbin lace with horn of plenty, Fan blade of black bobbin lace: Chantilly lace. There is an asymmetrical design on an empty grid. The outer edge shows c-volutes and rocailles, filled with palisades and grids. On the right side with the decorated right thigh and starting with a volute, there is a horn of abundance with a large emerging bouquet with anemone (?), Tulips, narcissus, lilies, etc., parents (first degree family relationships), children (first degree family relationships), family life at home, living room, parlor, sitting room, shrubs: rose-bush, anonymous, France Stock Photo

RMW55JD2–Fan blade of black bobbin lace with horn of plenty, Fan blade of black bobbin lace: Chantilly lace. There is an asymmetrical design on an empty grid. The outer edge shows c-volutes and rocailles, filled with palisades and grids. On the right side with the decorated right thigh and starting with a volute, there is a horn of abundance with a large emerging bouquet with anemone (?), Tulips, narcissus, lilies, etc., parents (first degree family relationships), children (first degree family relationships), family life at home, living room, parlor, sitting room, shrubs: rose-bush, anonymous, France

Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers. Artist: Reed Brockway Bontecou (American, 1824-1907). Dimensions: Image: 16.6 × 21.7 cm (6 9/16 × 8 9/16 in.) Sheet: 19.3 × 24.2 cm (7 5/8 × 9 1/2 in.) Mount: 27.7 × 35.4 cm (10 7/8 × 13 15/16 in.). Date: 1865-1866. According to the medical history on the verso of this photograph, 'Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, aged twenty-seven years, was wounded at the South Side Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, on March 31st, 1865, by a conoidal musket ball, which struck the anterior and outer aspect of the right thigh...co Stock Photo

RMPB1P34–Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers. Artist: Reed Brockway Bontecou (American, 1824-1907). Dimensions: Image: 16.6 × 21.7 cm (6 9/16 × 8 9/16 in.) Sheet: 19.3 × 24.2 cm (7 5/8 × 9 1/2 in.) Mount: 27.7 × 35.4 cm (10 7/8 × 13 15/16 in.). Date: 1865-1866. According to the medical history on the verso of this photograph, 'Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, aged twenty-seven years, was wounded at the South Side Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, on March 31st, 1865, by a conoidal musket ball, which struck the anterior and outer aspect of the right thigh...co

Excited emotional fitness trainer motivating and encouraging young woman doing exercise in inner and outer thigh machine Stock Photo

RF2B7FYRA–Excited emotional fitness trainer motivating and encouraging young woman doing exercise in inner and outer thigh machine

Saint Roch, c. 1730–35, Giambattista Tiepolo (Giovanni Battista Tiepolo), Italian, (Venice), 1696–1770, 17 1/4 x 12 7/8 in. (43.82 x 32.7 cm) (canvas)25 1/4 x 12 x 4 in. (64.14 x 30.48 x 10.16 cm) (outer frame), Oil on canvas, Italy, 18th century, Saint Roch, born of noble French parents in the late 1200s, was the patron saint of the plague-stricken. Before he was twenty years of age, he disposed of his riches and henceforth devoted himself to nursing the sick. Saint Roch is frequently depicted with cockleshell, wallet, and staff in the habit of a pilgrim. Saint Roch sacrificed his own health Stock Photo

RM2T90TCW–Saint Roch, c. 1730–35, Giambattista Tiepolo (Giovanni Battista Tiepolo), Italian, (Venice), 1696–1770, 17 1/4 x 12 7/8 in. (43.82 x 32.7 cm) (canvas)25 1/4 x 12 x 4 in. (64.14 x 30.48 x 10.16 cm) (outer frame), Oil on canvas, Italy, 18th century, Saint Roch, born of noble French parents in the late 1200s, was the patron saint of the plague-stricken. Before he was twenty years of age, he disposed of his riches and henceforth devoted himself to nursing the sick. Saint Roch is frequently depicted with cockleshell, wallet, and staff in the habit of a pilgrim. Saint Roch sacrificed his own health

Close up detailed view on the hands of a male massage therapist applying pressure to the outer thigh of a female client. Copy space to right. Stock Photo

RF2HGKMC3–Close up detailed view on the hands of a male massage therapist applying pressure to the outer thigh of a female client. Copy space to right.

Folding fan with a sheet of paper with a wedding scene in watercolor, In the medallion on the right two putti with burning torches and in the left medallion a classically dressed woman with love or wedding wreaths. Finely carved frame decorated with love symbolism. Right outer leg: altar with two pigeons, burning torch, lying beast, staff, trophy with lute, trophy with burning torch and bagpipes. Left thigh idem. Handle part frame: two hearts in medallion, trophy with bagpipe and quiver, bow with a basket of flowers and fruit, altar with burning hearts, in the middle: altar with lying beast Stock Photo

RMW55723–Folding fan with a sheet of paper with a wedding scene in watercolor, In the medallion on the right two putti with burning torches and in the left medallion a classically dressed woman with love or wedding wreaths. Finely carved frame decorated with love symbolism. Right outer leg: altar with two pigeons, burning torch, lying beast, staff, trophy with lute, trophy with burning torch and bagpipes. Left thigh idem. Handle part frame: two hearts in medallion, trophy with bagpipe and quiver, bow with a basket of flowers and fruit, altar with burning hearts, in the middle: altar with lying beast

woman grabbing skin on her thigh with the drawing red arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RFHRA9D3–woman grabbing skin on her thigh with the drawing red arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background.

Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers 1865–1866 Reed Brockway Bontecou American According to the medical history on the verso of this photograph, 'Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, aged twenty-seven years, was wounded at the South Side Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, on March 31st, 1865, by a conoidal musket ball, which struck the anterior and outer aspect of the right thigh...comminuting portions of the upper and middle thirds of the femur, and passed out posteriorly about the middle of the gluteal fold.' Ruoss was taken to the corps hospital at City Po Stock Photo

RM2HHWPEN–Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers 1865–1866 Reed Brockway Bontecou American According to the medical history on the verso of this photograph, 'Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, aged twenty-seven years, was wounded at the South Side Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, on March 31st, 1865, by a conoidal musket ball, which struck the anterior and outer aspect of the right thigh...comminuting portions of the upper and middle thirds of the femur, and passed out posteriorly about the middle of the gluteal fold.' Ruoss was taken to the corps hospital at City Po

This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th Stock Photo

RF2WJH8GE–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

Terracotta fragment of a stemless kylix (drinking cup) mid-5th century B.C. Greek, Attic Interior, on exergue, woman seated on drapery to right, wearing a wreath and a band in her hair, as well as a thigh band and bracelets, holding a lyre in her left hand and a plektron in her right; on the ground, a bird; Exterior, profiled ring foot, with a glazed resting surface; the inner wall of the foot is also glazed; the underside of the floor is decorated with concentric circles; the outer ring is in reserve, followed by a wide band of black glaze, a thin band of reserve, and a thin band of black gla Stock Photo

RM2HGRTHA–Terracotta fragment of a stemless kylix (drinking cup) mid-5th century B.C. Greek, Attic Interior, on exergue, woman seated on drapery to right, wearing a wreath and a band in her hair, as well as a thigh band and bracelets, holding a lyre in her left hand and a plektron in her right; on the ground, a bird; Exterior, profiled ring foot, with a glazed resting surface; the inner wall of the foot is also glazed; the underside of the floor is decorated with concentric circles; the outer ring is in reserve, followed by a wide band of black glaze, a thin band of reserve, and a thin band of black gla

Garden City, New York, USA. 13th Sep, 2015. DANIELLE FOGERTY, of Cutchogue, shows the tiger lily flower tattoo on her thigh being created by Kamomilla Snail, a tattoo artist from Italy, at the United Ink Flight 915 Tattoo convention at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Long Island. © Ann Parry/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF29KN4–Garden City, New York, USA. 13th Sep, 2015. DANIELLE FOGERTY, of Cutchogue, shows the tiger lily flower tattoo on her thigh being created by Kamomilla Snail, a tattoo artist from Italy, at the United Ink Flight 915 Tattoo convention at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Long Island. © Ann Parry/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RF2B9A615–Fan blade of black bobbin lace with horn of plenty, Fan blade of black bobbin lace: Chantilly lace. There is an asymmetrical design on an empty grid. The outer edge shows c-volutes and rocailles, filled with palisades and grids. On the right side with the decorated right thigh and starting with a volute, there is a horn of abundance with a large emerging bouquet with anemone (?), Tulips, narcissus, lilies, etc., parents (first degree family relationships), children (first degree family relationships), family life at home, living room, parlor, sitting room, shrubs: rose-bush, anonymous, France

. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. Variation and differentiation in spiny rats 235. Fig. 2: Eighteen cranial measurements taken from the skulls of P. albispinus. See text for character abbreviations. subapical zone (15' i in Ridgway 1912). The lanceolate guard hairs also have a whitish base that gradually blackens toward the tip, but lack a visible subapical zone. The lanceolate guard hairs vary in total length from 25 to 28 mm, with a maximum width of 1.2 mm. The guard hairs found in the outer thigh Stock Photo

RMRHE4T7–. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. Variation and differentiation in spiny rats 235. Fig. 2: Eighteen cranial measurements taken from the skulls of P. albispinus. See text for character abbreviations. subapical zone (15' i in Ridgway 1912). The lanceolate guard hairs also have a whitish base that gradually blackens toward the tip, but lack a visible subapical zone. The lanceolate guard hairs vary in total length from 25 to 28 mm, with a maximum width of 1.2 mm. The guard hairs found in the outer thigh

Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, Reed Brockway Bontecou, 1865–1866 Stock Photo

RMKC77GP–Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, Reed Brockway Bontecou, 1865–1866

young graceful woman in the gym performs an exercise outer thigh lifts with a body bar lying Stock Photo

RF2B895D8–young graceful woman in the gym performs an exercise outer thigh lifts with a body bar lying

Smiling healthcare professional injecting a newborn baby Stock Photo

RF2GY0A2X–Smiling healthcare professional injecting a newborn baby

Myofascial release with foam roller physical therapy techniques for different body parts. Vector illustrations pictogram of myofascial release workout Stock Vector

RF2F5K1EN–Myofascial release with foam roller physical therapy techniques for different body parts. Vector illustrations pictogram of myofascial release workout

Vastus Lateralis: Myofascial trigger points and associated pain locations Stock Photo

RF2WCMDB8–Vastus Lateralis: Myofascial trigger points and associated pain locations

. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. ANGIOLOGY 231 along the posterior surface of the membrane located between the tibia and fibula, and sends branches for the flexor digitorum com- munis et profundus. It then breaks through the membrane, reaches the anterior side and there communicates with the anterior tibial plexus. It gives off branches to the muscles on the anterior side of the lower thigh and the skin, and passes between the outer and the middle malleolus of the tarsal bones. It passes to the plantar surface and divides between the toes. In Stock Photo

RMPG0FW4–. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. ANGIOLOGY 231 along the posterior surface of the membrane located between the tibia and fibula, and sends branches for the flexor digitorum com- munis et profundus. It then breaks through the membrane, reaches the anterior side and there communicates with the anterior tibial plexus. It gives off branches to the muscles on the anterior side of the lower thigh and the skin, and passes between the outer and the middle malleolus of the tarsal bones. It passes to the plantar surface and divides between the toes. In

Illustration of Hip-Joint circa 1882 Stock Photo

RFC4N2NP–Illustration of Hip-Joint circa 1882

Spain. Madrid. Aranjuez. Royal Palace Gardens. Apollo's fountain. 16th century. Island's Garden. Stock Photo

RMPNWJ4G–Spain. Madrid. Aranjuez. Royal Palace Gardens. Apollo's fountain. 16th century. Island's Garden.

A Coast Guard 47-foot Motor Life Boat crew from Station Hatteras Inlet approaches the 71-foot fishing boat Tamara Alane in Hatteras Bight off Hatteras Island, North Carolina, Dec. 10, 2017. The crew of the Tamara Alane called for the Coast Guard’s assistance after a 20-year-old crew member fell down a ladder and suffered possible injuries to his hip, thigh and head. (U.S. Coast Guard Stock Photo

RMKP71D1–A Coast Guard 47-foot Motor Life Boat crew from Station Hatteras Inlet approaches the 71-foot fishing boat Tamara Alane in Hatteras Bight off Hatteras Island, North Carolina, Dec. 10, 2017. The crew of the Tamara Alane called for the Coast Guard’s assistance after a 20-year-old crew member fell down a ladder and suffered possible injuries to his hip, thigh and head. (U.S. Coast Guard

. Hereford Covv' deep and Avell spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close on the outer surface, forming a sm^ooth, even barrel, the hind- most large and full of length ; round-bone small, snug, and not prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up- right and short; bone below the knee and hock small; feet Stock Photo

RMMCKMHH–. Hereford Covv' deep and Avell spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close on the outer surface, forming a sm^ooth, even barrel, the hind- most large and full of length ; round-bone small, snug, and not prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up- right and short; bone below the knee and hock small; feet

Woman squeezing rear thigh with the drawing red arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RFHRA9CT–Woman squeezing rear thigh with the drawing red arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background.

RF2WJH78A–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

RF2B99WRR–Folding fan with a sheet of paper with a wedding scene in watercolor, In the medallion on the right two putti with burning torches and in the left medallion a classically dressed woman with love or wedding wreaths. Finely carved frame decorated with love symbolism. Right outer leg: altar with two pigeons, burning torch, lying beast, staff, trophy with lute, trophy with burning torch and bagpipes. Left thigh idem. Handle part frame: two hearts in medallion, trophy with bagpipe and quiver, bow with a basket of flowers and fruit, altar with burning hearts, in the middle: altar with lying beast. B

Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . synvpKvjSii- interna i» ucer35i.tij. T e m u r. Fig. 859. Fig. 860. Kondoleons operation for elephantiasis, continued (Sistrunk).Fig. 859.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the outer surface of the leg and thigh.Fig. 860.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the inner surface of the leg and thigh. Stock Photo

RM2AJ534K–Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . synvpKvjSii- interna i» ucer35i.tij. T e m u r. Fig. 859. Fig. 860. Kondoleons operation for elephantiasis, continued (Sistrunk).Fig. 859.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the outer surface of the leg and thigh.Fig. 860.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the inner surface of the leg and thigh.

Art inspired by Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, 1865–1866, Albumen silver print from glass negative, Image: 16.6 × 21.7 cm (6 9/16 × 8 9/16 in.), Photographs, Reed Brockway Bontecou (American, 1824–1907), According to the medical history on the verso of this, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HW4K4T–Art inspired by Private George Ruoss, Co. G, 7th New York Volunteers, 1865–1866, Albumen silver print from glass negative, Image: 16.6 × 21.7 cm (6 9/16 × 8 9/16 in.), Photographs, Reed Brockway Bontecou (American, 1824–1907), According to the medical history on the verso of this, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. 94 ANATOMY OF THE DOMESTIC FOWL Insertion.—To the four inner quill butts of the main tail feathers. Shape.—Long, spindle-shaped. Relations.—Internally, with the levator coccygis and externally, with the laterahs caudae. Action.—Powerfully elevates the four inner main tail feathers. Transversus Peronei (Fig. 23, No. 3). Location.—The posterior abdominal region.. Pig. 23.—Outer layer of muscles of the tail and thigh, i, Rectus abdominis. 2, Levator coccygis. 3, Transversalis peronie. 4, Levator caudae. 5, Latera Stock Photo

RMPG1AN4–. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. 94 ANATOMY OF THE DOMESTIC FOWL Insertion.—To the four inner quill butts of the main tail feathers. Shape.—Long, spindle-shaped. Relations.—Internally, with the levator coccygis and externally, with the laterahs caudae. Action.—Powerfully elevates the four inner main tail feathers. Transversus Peronei (Fig. 23, No. 3). Location.—The posterior abdominal region.. Pig. 23.—Outer layer of muscles of the tail and thigh, i, Rectus abdominis. 2, Levator coccygis. 3, Transversalis peronie. 4, Levator caudae. 5, Latera

Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 64 II I T C II C O C K ' S A jSt A T O St Y Fig. 82. Fig. 83. and 3, Inner and Outer Tuberosity. 4, 4, Naviculare, or Scaphoides. 5, The ln- Spinous Process. 5, Tubercle for attach- ternal Cuneiform. 6, The Middle Cunei- ment of Muscles of the Thigh. 6, Edge of form. 7, The External Cuneiform. 8, Tibia. 8, Internal Ancle. 9, The Fibula. The Cuboid Bone. 9, 9, Metatarsal Bones. 10 and 11, Extremities of 'Fibula. 10, First Phalanx of the Big Toe. 11, Sec- ond Phalanx of the Big To Stock Photo

RMRYFBKK–Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 64 II I T C II C O C K ' S A jSt A T O St Y Fig. 82. Fig. 83. and 3, Inner and Outer Tuberosity. 4, 4, Naviculare, or Scaphoides. 5, The ln- Spinous Process. 5, Tubercle for attach- ternal Cuneiform. 6, The Middle Cunei- ment of Muscles of the Thigh. 6, Edge of form. 7, The External Cuneiform. 8, Tibia. 8, Internal Ancle. 9, The Fibula. The Cuboid Bone. 9, 9, Metatarsal Bones. 10 and 11, Extremities of 'Fibula. 10, First Phalanx of the Big Toe. 11, Sec- ond Phalanx of the Big To

. Hereford Cow deep and well spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close on the outer surface, forming a smooth, even barrel, the hind- most large and full of length ; round-bone small, snug, and not prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up- right and short; bone below the knee and hock small; feet Stock Photo

RMMCKN9B–. Hereford Cow deep and well spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close on the outer surface, forming a smooth, even barrel, the hind- most large and full of length ; round-bone small, snug, and not prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up- right and short; bone below the knee and hock small; feet

Woman squeezing rear thigh with the drawing black arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RFHRAG4T–Woman squeezing rear thigh with the drawing black arrows, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background.

RF2WJMYDR–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

A treatise on orthopedic surgery . A retention brace usedin infancy. DEFORMITIES OF THE FOOT. 811 joint at the knee, and is extended np the outer side of the thigh.At the hip it is attached by a free joint to a padded pelvic bandof light steel (Fig. 554). The band holds the upright in the Fig. 543.. The Taylor club-foot brace. Fig. 544. Stock Photo

RM2AJ8HF3–A treatise on orthopedic surgery . A retention brace usedin infancy. DEFORMITIES OF THE FOOT. 811 joint at the knee, and is extended np the outer side of the thigh.At the hip it is attached by a free joint to a padded pelvic bandof light steel (Fig. 554). The band holds the upright in the Fig. 543.. The Taylor club-foot brace. Fig. 544.

. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. LYMPHATIC AND LACTEAL SYSTEM. 227 Fig. 55.. Superficial lymphatics of the lower extremity. (After Mascagni.j c, c, Commencing branches. d, Lymphatic vessels passing from the outer to the posterior part of the leg to gain its inner surface. e, Vessels passing from the outer to the posterior part of the thigh to gain its inner surface. f, Vessels passing from the outer to the anterior part of the leg to gain its inner surface. g, Vessels passing from the outer to the anterior part of the thigh to gain its inner surface. fi Stock Photo

RMPFN7N9–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. LYMPHATIC AND LACTEAL SYSTEM. 227 Fig. 55.. Superficial lymphatics of the lower extremity. (After Mascagni.j c, c, Commencing branches. d, Lymphatic vessels passing from the outer to the posterior part of the leg to gain its inner surface. e, Vessels passing from the outer to the posterior part of the thigh to gain its inner surface. f, Vessels passing from the outer to the anterior part of the leg to gain its inner surface. g, Vessels passing from the outer to the anterior part of the thigh to gain its inner surface. fi

. Fig-. 6.—Venous System of Xenopus and Rana. [In the Frog the abdominal vein is also formed by the union of the two pelvic veins. The pelvic veins, however, lie more superficially than in the Platana. The femoral vein which passes along the front of the thigh divides into two branches, the one branch forming the pelvic vein, the other, joined by the sciatic vein from the muscles and shin of the bach of the thigh, forming the renal portal vein extending along the outer side of the hidney. The dorso-lumbar vein from the dorsal wall of the body joins the renal portal vein.'] Make a drawing showi Stock Photo

RMMCKTT3–. Fig-. 6.—Venous System of Xenopus and Rana. [In the Frog the abdominal vein is also formed by the union of the two pelvic veins. The pelvic veins, however, lie more superficially than in the Platana. The femoral vein which passes along the front of the thigh divides into two branches, the one branch forming the pelvic vein, the other, joined by the sciatic vein from the muscles and shin of the bach of the thigh, forming the renal portal vein extending along the outer side of the hidney. The dorso-lumbar vein from the dorsal wall of the body joins the renal portal vein.'] Make a drawing showi

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RFHPDXFK–Woman squeezing rear thigh with the black color crosses marking, Lose weight and liposuction cellulite removal concept, Isolated on white background.

RF2WJHE3B–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

$. A treatise on dislocations and fractures of the joints. ba-bly being unfavorable to his recovery ; but at length the inflammationand its consequences were subdued by local depletion. When I sawhim, eighteen months had elapsed from the accident, and he could notthen bend the joint at right angles with the thigh ; there was also anunnatural lateral motion of the joint, from the injury which the liga-ments had sustained. The fracture of the fibula had injured the pero-neal nerve, as was evident from the numbness of which he complainedin the outer part of the leg and foot. Dislocation forwards.— Stock Photo$

RM2AG4XK1–. A treatise on dislocations and fractures of the joints. ba-bly being unfavorable to his recovery ; but at length the inflammationand its consequences were subdued by local depletion. When I sawhim, eighteen months had elapsed from the accident, and he could notthen bend the joint at right angles with the thigh ; there was also anunnatural lateral motion of the joint, from the injury which the liga-ments had sustained. The fracture of the fibula had injured the pero-neal nerve, as was evident from the numbness of which he complainedin the outer part of the leg and foot. Dislocation forwards.—

. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . and 3, Inner and Outer Tuberosity. 4, 4, Naviculare, or Scaphoides. 5, The ln- Spinous Process. 5, Tubercle for attach- ternal Cuneiform. 6, The Middle Cunei- ment of Muscles of the Thigh. 6, Edge of form. 7, The External Cuneiform. 8, Tibia. 8, Internal Ancle. 9, The Fibula. The Cuboid Bone. 9, 9, Metatarsal Bones. 10 and 11, Extremities of "Fibula. 10, First Phalanx of the Big Toe. 11, Sec- ond Phalanx of the Big Toe. 12, 12, 13, 13, 14, 14, The First, Second and Third Phalanges of the other Toes. are kno Stock Photo

RMMA77DT–. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . and 3, Inner and Outer Tuberosity. 4, 4, Naviculare, or Scaphoides. 5, The ln- Spinous Process. 5, Tubercle for attach- ternal Cuneiform. 6, The Middle Cunei- ment of Muscles of the Thigh. 6, Edge of form. 7, The External Cuneiform. 8, Tibia. 8, Internal Ancle. 9, The Fibula. The Cuboid Bone. 9, 9, Metatarsal Bones. 10 and 11, Extremities of "Fibula. 10, First Phalanx of the Big Toe. 11, Sec- ond Phalanx of the Big Toe. 12, 12, 13, 13, 14, 14, The First, Second and Third Phalanges of the other Toes. are kno

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RF2WJHDP4–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 827. Fig. 828. Figs. 827 and 828.—Position assumed in obtaining flaps from the same thigh to coverdefects on the leg.—This is a very irksome position and should only be used in exceptionalcases.. Fig. 829. Fig. 830. Figs. 829 and 830.—Position assumed in obtaining flaps from the opposite leg for cover-ing defects on the inner and outer surfaces of the lower third of the leg. Stock Photo

RM2AJ58RD–Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 827. Fig. 828. Figs. 827 and 828.—Position assumed in obtaining flaps from the same thigh to coverdefects on the leg.—This is a very irksome position and should only be used in exceptionalcases.. Fig. 829. Fig. 830. Figs. 829 and 830.—Position assumed in obtaining flaps from the opposite leg for cover-ing defects on the inner and outer surfaces of the lower third of the leg.

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RF2WJH784–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

The surgical assistant, a manual for students, practitioners, hospital internes and nurses . patients trunk. If only a nurse is present to steady the distalportion of the extremity, the assistant manages the proximalportion, standing on the outer side of the thigh for an ampu-tation of the lower extremity, on the side of the arm oppositeto the operator for an amputation of the upper extremity.If no nurse be at hand the assistant must steady the limbalone by its distal or proximal portion, according as theamputation is above or below the mid joint. For amputations Amputations. 291 at or below t Stock Photo

RM2AJ7PAX–The surgical assistant, a manual for students, practitioners, hospital internes and nurses . patients trunk. If only a nurse is present to steady the distalportion of the extremity, the assistant manages the proximalportion, standing on the outer side of the thigh for an ampu-tation of the lower extremity, on the side of the arm oppositeto the operator for an amputation of the upper extremity.If no nurse be at hand the assistant must steady the limbalone by its distal or proximal portion, according as theamputation is above or below the mid joint. For amputations Amputations. 291 at or below t

RF2WJHF6F–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

. The principles and practice of modern surgery. and of the abductor muscles indrawing the lower fragment upwards and inwards. [See fig. 47.] Treaiment.—(1.) The first apparatus that we shall notice is the doubleinclined plane. It consists of two pieces like the letter A ;—one for thethigh, the other for the leg, with a board to fasten the foot to. The wholelimb must be bandaged;—the thigh piece must be made accurately tocorrespond to the distance between the tuber ischii and the bend of theknee;—and then one splint is to be placed from the great trochanterto the outer condyle;—a second, from Stock Photo

RM2AG55WW–. The principles and practice of modern surgery. and of the abductor muscles indrawing the lower fragment upwards and inwards. [See fig. 47.] Treaiment.—(1.) The first apparatus that we shall notice is the doubleinclined plane. It consists of two pieces like the letter A ;—one for thethigh, the other for the leg, with a board to fasten the foot to. The wholelimb must be bandaged;—the thigh piece must be made accurately tocorrespond to the distance between the tuber ischii and the bend of theknee;—and then one splint is to be placed from the great trochanterto the outer condyle;—a second, from

RF2WJH885–This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg. It also provides sensation to the back of the thigh, the outer and back p of th

A system of human anatomy, general and special . romthe great sacro-ischiatic ligament. Itpasses obliquely outwards and down-wards, to be inserted into the roughline leading from the trochanter majorto the linea aspera, and is continuousby means of its tendon with the fascialata covering the outer side of the thigh.A large bursa is situated between thebroad tendon of this muscle and thefemur. * The deep muscles of the gluteal region. 1. The external surface of the ilium. 2.The posterior surface of the sacrum. 3. The posterior sacro-iliac ligaments. 4. Thetuberosity of the ischium. 5. The great Stock Photo

RM2AWGN59–A system of human anatomy, general and special . romthe great sacro-ischiatic ligament. Itpasses obliquely outwards and down-wards, to be inserted into the roughline leading from the trochanter majorto the linea aspera, and is continuousby means of its tendon with the fascialata covering the outer side of the thigh.A large bursa is situated between thebroad tendon of this muscle and thefemur. * The deep muscles of the gluteal region. 1. The external surface of the ilium. 2.The posterior surface of the sacrum. 3. The posterior sacro-iliac ligaments. 4. Thetuberosity of the ischium. 5. The great

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With nature and a camera; being the adventures and observations of a field naturalist and an animal photographer . re alarmed, and show a great deal of naturalsympathy. Although extremely pious and well-behaved, theyare deeply interested in the great life and deathstruggles of the outer world; and one of the firstCj^uestions they ask, upon being visited Ijy strangers,is whether the Queen is at war with any otliercountry, and, if so, who is getting the best of theconflict. Nothing delights them more (men andwomen alike) than to hear that the enemy is beingsmitten hip and thigh. 28 WITH NATURE A Stock Photo

RM2AWFMF4–With nature and a camera; being the adventures and observations of a field naturalist and an animal photographer . re alarmed, and show a great deal of naturalsympathy. Although extremely pious and well-behaved, theyare deeply interested in the great life and deathstruggles of the outer world; and one of the firstCj^uestions they ask, upon being visited Ijy strangers,is whether the Queen is at war with any otliercountry, and, if so, who is getting the best of theconflict. Nothing delights them more (men andwomen alike) than to hear that the enemy is beingsmitten hip and thigh. 28 WITH NATURE A

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. Public School Physiology and Temperance. is made up of two Bone, or Femur, sawn portions, the outer or cortical portion, and ^®°^**^^*^-the inner or spongy portion. The outer portion is hard andfirm, and is covered by a dense fibrous membrane closelyattached, and through which blood is supphed to the bone.This is called the periosteum.2 Fig. 3.—The Thigh- 18 PHYSI01.0GY AND TEMPERANCE. The spongy portion forms the bulk of the shaft, and ateither extremity makes an expansion to form joint surface.This spongy tissue consists of elongated bony cells, and the?walls of the cells give lightness an Stock Photo

RM2AFYXDG–. Public School Physiology and Temperance. is made up of two Bone, or Femur, sawn portions, the outer or cortical portion, and ^®°^**^^*^-the inner or spongy portion. The outer portion is hard andfirm, and is covered by a dense fibrous membrane closelyattached, and through which blood is supphed to the bone.This is called the periosteum.2 Fig. 3.—The Thigh- 18 PHYSI01.0GY AND TEMPERANCE. The spongy portion forms the bulk of the shaft, and ateither extremity makes an expansion to form joint surface.This spongy tissue consists of elongated bony cells, and the?walls of the cells give lightness an

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Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . from the upper anterior part of the thighwe expose a triangular space, Scarpas triangle. This triangle corre-sponds to the upper third of the thigh; its base, which is above, isformed by Pouparts ligament; its outer border by the sartoriusmuscle, and its inner border by the adductor longus. The apex ofthe triangle is below where these muscles meet. The floor of thetriangle is formed, from within outward, by the adductor longus, thepectineus, and the ilio-psoas. Passing downward through this space, from the middle of itsbase—i.e.J midway betwe Stock Photo

RM2ANJCAH–Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . from the upper anterior part of the thighwe expose a triangular space, Scarpas triangle. This triangle corre-sponds to the upper third of the thigh; its base, which is above, isformed by Pouparts ligament; its outer border by the sartoriusmuscle, and its inner border by the adductor longus. The apex ofthe triangle is below where these muscles meet. The floor of thetriangle is formed, from within outward, by the adductor longus, thepectineus, and the ilio-psoas. Passing downward through this space, from the middle of itsbase—i.e.J midway betwe

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The homeopathic practice of surgery : together with operative surgery . n directs; over these a pillow must be thrown to place thepatient in as easy a position as possible. When the limb has been thus extended, a splint is placedupon the outer side of the thigh to reach above the trochantermajor, and to the upper part of this is fixed a strong leathernstrap, which buckles around the pelvis, so as to press one portion• of the bone upon the other; and the lower part of the splint isfixed with a strap around the knee to prevent its position frombeing altered. The limb must be kept as steady as po Stock Photo

RM2AJFPE5–The homeopathic practice of surgery : together with operative surgery . n directs; over these a pillow must be thrown to place thepatient in as easy a position as possible. When the limb has been thus extended, a splint is placedupon the outer side of the thigh to reach above the trochantermajor, and to the upper part of this is fixed a strong leathernstrap, which buckles around the pelvis, so as to press one portion• of the bone upon the other; and the lower part of the splint isfixed with a strap around the knee to prevent its position frombeing altered. The limb must be kept as steady as po

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Lectures on orthopedic surgery . ain or tendency to deform-ity, unless there has been some well-recognized trau-matism, is suggestive of the formation of an abscessand warrants that prognosis. The first objective sign isa brawny feeling in front of the joint; this is, or it soonbecomes, tender to pressure, ultimately it softens in thecenter and fluctuation may be made out. The area of 140 fluctuation extends, the extension being usually in theoutward and downward direction, and at times fullytwo-thirds of the upper, outer and anterior portion ofthe thigh is occupied by the fluctuating tumor. T Stock Photo

RM2AXEKX3–Lectures on orthopedic surgery . ain or tendency to deform-ity, unless there has been some well-recognized trau-matism, is suggestive of the formation of an abscessand warrants that prognosis. The first objective sign isa brawny feeling in front of the joint; this is, or it soonbecomes, tender to pressure, ultimately it softens in thecenter and fluctuation may be made out. The area of 140 fluctuation extends, the extension being usually in theoutward and downward direction, and at times fullytwo-thirds of the upper, outer and anterior portion ofthe thigh is occupied by the fluctuating tumor. T

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The international encyclopaedia of surgery; a systematic treatise on the theory and practice of surgery . Thomass splint for disease of the knee-joint. Dnmbrowskis splint for disease of the knee-joint. on the foot, are moulded splints of felt, soaked in water-glass ; these entirelyencircle their respective portions of the limb, only leaving a slight gap infront. Accurate measurements are taken of the length of the ditferentlimb-segments, and strips of sufficiently strong metal are cut accordingly, one forthe outer and one for the inner side, reaching from the thigh-ring to themalleolus; when t Stock Photo

RM2AKMPE6–The international encyclopaedia of surgery; a systematic treatise on the theory and practice of surgery . Thomass splint for disease of the knee-joint. Dnmbrowskis splint for disease of the knee-joint. on the foot, are moulded splints of felt, soaked in water-glass ; these entirelyencircle their respective portions of the limb, only leaving a slight gap infront. Accurate measurements are taken of the length of the ditferentlimb-segments, and strips of sufficiently strong metal are cut accordingly, one forthe outer and one for the inner side, reaching from the thigh-ring to themalleolus; when t

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Nervous and mental diseases . Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in alcoholic multiple neuritis.. Fig 116.—Gait in multiple neuritis, showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending by its toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis. As Stock Photo

RM2AWW2N9–Nervous and mental diseases . Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in alcoholic multiple neuritis.. Fig 116.—Gait in multiple neuritis, showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending by its toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis. As

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$A text-book of clinical anatomy : for students and practitioners . e skin andfat. It is a powerful structure and gives a strong point of attachment forthe muscles of the thigh. It begins at the crest of the ilium, and fromthis point to the outer tuberosity of the tibia forms an especially strongband of connective tissue—the iliotibial. It is continuous around theentire thigh, so that pus beneath it can spread rapidly in all directions.It also sends in prolongations between the muscles of the hip and thighregions, separating them from each other, as will be referred to later. In fractures of th Stock Photo$

RM2AND1RG–A text-book of clinical anatomy : for students and practitioners . e skin andfat. It is a powerful structure and gives a strong point of attachment forthe muscles of the thigh. It begins at the crest of the ilium, and fromthis point to the outer tuberosity of the tibia forms an especially strongband of connective tissue—the iliotibial. It is continuous around theentire thigh, so that pus beneath it can spread rapidly in all directions.It also sends in prolongations between the muscles of the hip and thighregions, separating them from each other, as will be referred to later. In fractures of th

Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . tions of the scar. SPECIAL METHODS OF OBTAINING OLLIER-THIERSCH GRAFTS IMany special knives and instruments have been devised for cuttinggrafts, among which Mixters rectangular fenestrated curved platemay be mentioned. On the under surface of this plate is a row of sharpneedle points which serve to keep it in place. The outer edge of theplate is quite thick and gradually tapers off until the window is reachedwhere it is very thin. The skin of the thigh is stretched and the plateis applied. Then the roller is pressed firmly down upon it, thus flatt Stock Photo

RM2AJDX36–Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . tions of the scar. SPECIAL METHODS OF OBTAINING OLLIER-THIERSCH GRAFTS IMany special knives and instruments have been devised for cuttinggrafts, among which Mixters rectangular fenestrated curved platemay be mentioned. On the under surface of this plate is a row of sharpneedle points which serve to keep it in place. The outer edge of theplate is quite thick and gradually tapers off until the window is reachedwhere it is very thin. The skin of the thigh is stretched and the plateis applied. Then the roller is pressed firmly down upon it, thus flatt

$. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. injured limb; if he stands upright it shows moder-ate flexion and adduction, marked inversion, and more or less shorten-ing, the toes resting on those of the other foot. When he is placedupon his back the apparent adduction and flexion are increased, theknee resting just above the other patella or crossing the thigh at ahigher point. The contours of the outer and posterior regions of thehip are changed by loss of the normal depression behind the trochanter,elevation of the gluteal fold, and abnormal fulness due to the approxi- 1 Birkett: Me Stock Photo$

RM2AFMKWH–. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. injured limb; if he stands upright it shows moder-ate flexion and adduction, marked inversion, and more or less shorten-ing, the toes resting on those of the other foot. When he is placedupon his back the apparent adduction and flexion are increased, theknee resting just above the other patella or crossing the thigh at ahigher point. The contours of the outer and posterior regions of thehip are changed by loss of the normal depression behind the trochanter,elevation of the gluteal fold, and abnormal fulness due to the approxi- 1 Birkett: Me

. Domestic animals; : history and description of the horse, mule, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and farm dogs,. Heieford Cow deep and well spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close onthe outer surface, forming a smooth, even barrel, the hind-most large and full of lengtli; round-bone small, snug, andnot prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up-right and short; bone below the knee and hock smalf; feet ^ 3G DOMESTIC A.IMAL3. i Fig. 4.. Stock Photo

RM2AFP7JG–. Domestic animals; : history and description of the horse, mule, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and farm dogs,. Heieford Cow deep and well spread; ribs broad, standing flat and close onthe outer surface, forming a smooth, even barrel, the hind-most large and full of lengtli; round-bone small, snug, andnot prominent; thigh clean, and regularly tapering; legs up-right and short; bone below the knee and hock smalf; feet ^ 3G DOMESTIC A.IMAL3. i Fig. 4..

Electro-diagnosis and electro-therapeutics : a guide for practitioners and students . er the observed effect may not be traced back to stimulation of the muscle branch of the tricepssurge. A point at which we often obtain a single effecton the foot-sole muscles lies not far from the internalmalleolus, toward the inside of the tendo Achillis. The muscles of the lower extremity which are to benoticed are the following: Muscles of the On the frout side: The quadriceps femoris muscle is affected by the joint excitation of its heads, generallyabove at the outer side at the thigh, about at the end o Stock Photo

RM2AWFCHE–Electro-diagnosis and electro-therapeutics : a guide for practitioners and students . er the observed effect may not be traced back to stimulation of the muscle branch of the tricepssurge. A point at which we often obtain a single effecton the foot-sole muscles lies not far from the internalmalleolus, toward the inside of the tendo Achillis. The muscles of the lower extremity which are to benoticed are the following: Muscles of the On the frout side: The quadriceps femoris muscle is affected by the joint excitation of its heads, generallyabove at the outer side at the thigh, about at the end o

. Practical electricity in medicine and surgery. us externus may be stimulated through twopoints on the outer border of the thigh a few inches above theknee. The cruraeus is found at the inner border of the sartoriusat the junction of the middle and lower thirds of the thigh,and the vastus internus along the inner border of the sartoriusin the lower third. The sartorius is stimulated at the apex ofScarpas triangle. Two electrodes should be used, one at thepoint mentioned and the other on the lower half of the muscle. The tensor vaginae femoris (tensor fascise lata?) derives itsnerve-supply fro Stock Photo

RM2AFNCF3–. Practical electricity in medicine and surgery. us externus may be stimulated through twopoints on the outer border of the thigh a few inches above theknee. The cruraeus is found at the inner border of the sartoriusat the junction of the middle and lower thirds of the thigh,and the vastus internus along the inner border of the sartoriusin the lower third. The sartorius is stimulated at the apex ofScarpas triangle. Two electrodes should be used, one at thepoint mentioned and the other on the lower half of the muscle. The tensor vaginae femoris (tensor fascise lata?) derives itsnerve-supply fro

A treatise on orthopedic surgery . abscesses, may appear as atumor over the outer extremity of Pouparts ligament at thejunction of the transversalis and iliac fascise, or the fluid mayfollow the course of the iliac artery to the thigh, or, escapingfrom the greater sacrosciatic foramen, form a gluteal abscess.The iliac or psoas abscess is most often confined to one side, butit may be bilateral, the two sacs communicating with oneanother by a larger or smaller channel. 112 OFTHOPEDIC SUEGEEY. In the thoracic region the abscess may remain indefinitely inthe posterior mediastinum, where, if large, Stock Photo

RM2AJDPCN–A treatise on orthopedic surgery . abscesses, may appear as atumor over the outer extremity of Pouparts ligament at thejunction of the transversalis and iliac fascise, or the fluid mayfollow the course of the iliac artery to the thigh, or, escapingfrom the greater sacrosciatic foramen, form a gluteal abscess.The iliac or psoas abscess is most often confined to one side, butit may be bilateral, the two sacs communicating with oneanother by a larger or smaller channel. 112 OFTHOPEDIC SUEGEEY. In the thoracic region the abscess may remain indefinitely inthe posterior mediastinum, where, if large,

Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 859. Fig. 860. Kondoleons operation for elephantiasis, continued (Sistrunk).Fig. 859.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the outer surface of the leg and thigh.Fig. 860.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the inner surface of the leg and thigh.. Fig. 86i.—Kondoleons operation, continued.—Incision through the skin and super-ficial portion of the subcutaneous fat used on outer surface of the leg and thigh. Thedotted lines A and B show the extent to which the skin is undermined for the removal ofthe subcutaneous fat. Stock Photo

RM2AJ5308–Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 859. Fig. 860. Kondoleons operation for elephantiasis, continued (Sistrunk).Fig. 859.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the outer surface of the leg and thigh.Fig. 860.—The dark lines indicate the incisions on the inner surface of the leg and thigh.. Fig. 86i.—Kondoleons operation, continued.—Incision through the skin and super-ficial portion of the subcutaneous fat used on outer surface of the leg and thigh. Thedotted lines A and B show the extent to which the skin is undermined for the removal ofthe subcutaneous fat.

Nervous and mental diseases . Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in ulcoliolic multiple neuritis.. Fig, 116. -Gait in multiple neuritis, showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending byits toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis. Stock Photo

RM2AN4PFJ–Nervous and mental diseases . Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in ulcoliolic multiple neuritis.. Fig, 116. -Gait in multiple neuritis, showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending byits toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis.

Lectures on the American eclectic system of surgery . middle by which the knee can be raised or depressed; afew holes should be made in the board, admitting a peg, whichprevents any change in the elevation of the limb but that whichthe surgeon directs; over these a pillow must be thrown toplace the patient in as easy a position as possible. When the limb has been thus extended, a splint is placedupon the outer side of the thigh to reach above the trochantermajor, and to the upper part of this is fixed a strong leathernstrap, which buckles around the pelvis, so as to press one por-tion of the b Stock Photo

RM2AXGWJY–Lectures on the American eclectic system of surgery . middle by which the knee can be raised or depressed; afew holes should be made in the board, admitting a peg, whichprevents any change in the elevation of the limb but that whichthe surgeon directs; over these a pillow must be thrown toplace the patient in as easy a position as possible. When the limb has been thus extended, a splint is placedupon the outer side of the thigh to reach above the trochantermajor, and to the upper part of this is fixed a strong leathernstrap, which buckles around the pelvis, so as to press one por-tion of the b

Human physiology : designed for colleges and the higher classes in schools and for general reading . large muscles that move thethigh. At o and p, as seen on the right thigh, and at n, asseen on the left, are three large muscles, which are fastened tothe kneepan, and serve to throw the leg forward as describedin § 304. At q is the tendon that forms the outer hamstring,and at r are the two tendons which form the inner one. Themuscles to which these tendons belong, serve to bend the legupon the thigh, drawing it upward and backward. At s isthe muscle which makes the bulk of the calf of the leg. Stock Photo

RM2AXHY45–Human physiology : designed for colleges and the higher classes in schools and for general reading . large muscles that move thethigh. At o and p, as seen on the right thigh, and at n, asseen on the left, are three large muscles, which are fastened tothe kneepan, and serve to throw the leg forward as describedin § 304. At q is the tendon that forms the outer hamstring,and at r are the two tendons which form the inner one. Themuscles to which these tendons belong, serve to bend the legupon the thigh, drawing it upward and backward. At s isthe muscle which makes the bulk of the calf of the leg.

The operating room and the patient; a manual of pre- and post-operative treatment . Fig. 74.—Spiral bandage of the chest. Second method of securing.(^Fowlers Surgery.) should run anteriorly from left to right, and vice versa. Theroller is carried from the summit of the iliac crest opposite thegroin to be bandaged, obliquely across the anterior surface of theabdomen to the outer side of the thigh of the affected side at thejunction of its middle and upper third. A circular turn and ahalf is made around the thigh at this point, the roller emergingon the inner side of the thigh and crossing the f Stock Photo

RM2AWFKF1–The operating room and the patient; a manual of pre- and post-operative treatment . Fig. 74.—Spiral bandage of the chest. Second method of securing.(^Fowlers Surgery.) should run anteriorly from left to right, and vice versa. Theroller is carried from the summit of the iliac crest opposite thegroin to be bandaged, obliquely across the anterior surface of theabdomen to the outer side of the thigh of the affected side at thejunction of its middle and upper third. A circular turn and ahalf is made around the thigh at this point, the roller emergingon the inner side of the thigh and crossing the f

Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . page 2) ; to the thigh regionthe terms proximal, distal, inner side,outer side, anterior surface and posteriorsurface will be applied. Bone Areas, Plate 91.—The exteriors ofthe os innominatum, the sacrum, and thecoccyx, and the posterior surfaces of thefemur and the proximal ends of the tibiaand fibula form the osseous plane of thedissection. All these bones afford areasfor muscle attachments. Dissection.—Make the skin incisions 1, 2, and 3of Figure 8, an Stock Photo

RM2AX5B1W–Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . page 2) ; to the thigh regionthe terms proximal, distal, inner side,outer side, anterior surface and posteriorsurface will be applied. Bone Areas, Plate 91.—The exteriors ofthe os innominatum, the sacrum, and thecoccyx, and the posterior surfaces of thefemur and the proximal ends of the tibiaand fibula form the osseous plane of thedissection. All these bones afford areasfor muscle attachments. Dissection.—Make the skin incisions 1, 2, and 3of Figure 8, an

Nervous and mental diseases . right angle. The toes remain in a flexed, bunchedposition, and can not be extended or separated. Efforts against resist-ance at once disclose the weakness of these muscles. A peculiar andcharacteristic gait is developed. In order to clear the ground the patientis compelled to raise the foot by flexing the thigh. The leg is thenthrown forward like a flail ; the toe is pendent; the outer border of thefoot is depressed and brought to the ground toe first, or in a flat-footedmanner, or the outer border of the foot strikes the floor first. Theother foot is then advance Stock Photo

RM2AWXN17–Nervous and mental diseases . right angle. The toes remain in a flexed, bunchedposition, and can not be extended or separated. Efforts against resist-ance at once disclose the weakness of these muscles. A peculiar andcharacteristic gait is developed. In order to clear the ground the patientis compelled to raise the foot by flexing the thigh. The leg is thenthrown forward like a flail ; the toe is pendent; the outer border of thefoot is depressed and brought to the ground toe first, or in a flat-footedmanner, or the outer border of the foot strikes the floor first. Theother foot is then advance

The frog: an introduction to anatomy, histology, and embryology . uS — iii. The adductor longus is a long narrow muscle lyingalong the outer side of the a,dductor, magnus,and often-completely hidden by the sartorius:it arises from the iliac symphysis beieath thesartorius, and unites a little way be^yond themiddle of the thigh with the adductor magnus. iv. The rectus intemus major is a large muscle lyingalong the inner side of /the* adductor magnusand of the sartorius. Ii/ arises from the ischialsymphysis and is inserted into the head of thetibia. j V. The rectus intemus mii^or is a nanow flat Stock Photo

RM2AM6T5E–The frog: an introduction to anatomy, histology, and embryology . uS — iii. The adductor longus is a long narrow muscle lyingalong the outer side of the a,dductor, magnus,and often-completely hidden by the sartorius:it arises from the iliac symphysis beieath thesartorius, and unites a little way be^yond themiddle of the thigh with the adductor magnus. iv. The rectus intemus major is a large muscle lyingalong the inner side of /the* adductor magnusand of the sartorius. Ii/ arises from the ischialsymphysis and is inserted into the head of thetibia. j V. The rectus intemus mii^or is a nanow flat

Nervous and mental diseases . ). This nerve was observedto be affected seventeen times in 1000 patients in the lying-in hospitalof Copenhagen, in all subsequent to parturition.1 The external cutaneous branch of the anterior crural supplyingthe outer side of the thigh seems especially subject to sensory disturb-ances. In gout, alcoholism, tobacco excesses, and sometimes as a linger-ing feature in multiple neuritis, this area is sometimes exquisitely hy-peresthetic, so that the patient finds it inconvenient even to allow theweight of the trousers upon the skin, or is conscious of an acute ting-l Stock Photo

RM2AWW4CB–Nervous and mental diseases . ). This nerve was observedto be affected seventeen times in 1000 patients in the lying-in hospitalof Copenhagen, in all subsequent to parturition.1 The external cutaneous branch of the anterior crural supplyingthe outer side of the thigh seems especially subject to sensory disturb-ances. In gout, alcoholism, tobacco excesses, and sometimes as a linger-ing feature in multiple neuritis, this area is sometimes exquisitely hy-peresthetic, so that the patient finds it inconvenient even to allow theweight of the trousers upon the skin, or is conscious of an acute ting-l

A manual of operative surgery . er Methods of Disarticulation.—Of the many otherprocedures not here described, it is necessary only to allude to the* amputations by lateral flaps. These operations are still advised by some surgeons in cases oflimited injury of the front of the thigh, as in gunshot wound, and2 r 674 AMPUTATIONS [part VI in cases where a growth projects towards the anterior part of thelimb. Very unwieldy stumps are left, and these methods have littleor nothing to recommend them. Fig. 426 shows the incisions in Lisfrancs method. The flaps arecut by transfixion, the outer one bein Stock Photo

RM2AXEMTP–A manual of operative surgery . er Methods of Disarticulation.—Of the many otherprocedures not here described, it is necessary only to allude to the* amputations by lateral flaps. These operations are still advised by some surgeons in cases oflimited injury of the front of the thigh, as in gunshot wound, and2 r 674 AMPUTATIONS [part VI in cases where a growth projects towards the anterior part of thelimb. Very unwieldy stumps are left, and these methods have littleor nothing to recommend them. Fig. 426 shows the incisions in Lisfrancs method. The flaps arecut by transfixion, the outer one bein

A manual of examinations : upon anatomy, physiology, surgery, practice of medicine, chemistry, obstetrics, materia medica, pharmacy and therapeutics, especially designed for students of medicine, to which is added a medical formulary . into exter-nal condyle of femur; second process into posterior part of beads oftibia and fibula, third into the head of tibia. Use : to flex the leg ontlie thigh. Of tbe tibialis anticus?^ (Fig- 73.) — Origin: head of tibia, outer surface, spine, interosseous ligament, and from internal face of fascia of the leg. Insertion : inner side of great cuneiform bone, a Stock Photo

RM2ANB0GY–A manual of examinations : upon anatomy, physiology, surgery, practice of medicine, chemistry, obstetrics, materia medica, pharmacy and therapeutics, especially designed for students of medicine, to which is added a medical formulary . into exter-nal condyle of femur; second process into posterior part of beads oftibia and fibula, third into the head of tibia. Use : to flex the leg ontlie thigh. Of tbe tibialis anticus?^ (Fig- 73.) — Origin: head of tibia, outer surface, spine, interosseous ligament, and from internal face of fascia of the leg. Insertion : inner side of great cuneiform bone, a

. The principles and practice of surgery. /Authors Lines of Incision for Circular Amputation of Leg or Thigh. In the middle and upper portions of the leg it is perhaps a matter ofindifference whether we adopt the flap or circular method. The flapoperation is made as follows. The limb being elevated a few momentsbefore tightening the tourniquet, in order to drain it of its blood ascompletely as possible, the surgeon with a common scalpel makes a Fig. 160.. Flap Amputation of Leg. short anterior flap, with its convexity directed downwards, and extend-ing from the outer and posterior margin of th Stock Photo

RM2AFM7K4–. The principles and practice of surgery. /Authors Lines of Incision for Circular Amputation of Leg or Thigh. In the middle and upper portions of the leg it is perhaps a matter ofindifference whether we adopt the flap or circular method. The flapoperation is made as follows. The limb being elevated a few momentsbefore tightening the tourniquet, in order to drain it of its blood ascompletely as possible, the surgeon with a common scalpel makes a Fig. 160.. Flap Amputation of Leg. short anterior flap, with its convexity directed downwards, and extend-ing from the outer and posterior margin of th

Nervous and mental diseases . ••- -^ Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in alcoholic multiple neuritis.. Fig 116.—Gait in multiple neuriti showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending byits toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis Stock Photo

RM2AWXM89–Nervous and mental diseases . ••- -^ Fig. 115.—Drop-foot and deformities in alcoholic multiple neuritis.. Fig 116.—Gait in multiple neuriti showing the high knee-action and the dangling foot descending byits toe and outer border. patient in such cases in walking brings the heel first to the groundwith the foot everted and dorsally flexed. When the thigh-extensors are also affected and the muscles at the rootof the limb are weakened, the use of the member becomes well-nighimpossible. A paresis of the extensors of the knee is often associatedwith that of the leg muscles in alcoholic polyneuritis

Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . surface uppermost; placeblocks under the pelvis, thigh, and ankle, respectively ; secure the foot at aright angle to the leg. Term§ of Relation.—Proximal (toward the trunk), distal(from the trunk), inner side, outer side, anterior surface, andposterior surface will be used to indicate the relations of parts. Bone Areas, Plate 83.—The posterior surface of the calca-neum, the astragalus, the tibia, the fibula, and thedistal end of the femur form the osseous Stock Photo

RM2AX5KP0–Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . surface uppermost; placeblocks under the pelvis, thigh, and ankle, respectively ; secure the foot at aright angle to the leg. Term§ of Relation.—Proximal (toward the trunk), distal(from the trunk), inner side, outer side, anterior surface, andposterior surface will be used to indicate the relations of parts. Bone Areas, Plate 83.—The posterior surface of the calca-neum, the astragalus, the tibia, the fibula, and thedistal end of the femur form the osseous

Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 095.—Seims method of pprtnrming bloodless amputation at the hip-joint. Dislocation ofhead of femur and upper portion of shaft through straight external incision. Elastic constrictor inplace, the anterior one tied (Senn).. Fig. 996.—Elastic constriction completed by constricting the posterior segment oi the thigh. Flapsformed, including all the tissues down to the muscles (Senn). employed. It consists of an external straight incision down to the bone,starting over the gjeat trochanter, down the outer side of the limb, and a 1422 Amputations circular Stock Photo

RM2AKJ8TB–Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 095.—Seims method of pprtnrming bloodless amputation at the hip-joint. Dislocation ofhead of femur and upper portion of shaft through straight external incision. Elastic constrictor inplace, the anterior one tied (Senn).. Fig. 996.—Elastic constriction completed by constricting the posterior segment oi the thigh. Flapsformed, including all the tissues down to the muscles (Senn). employed. It consists of an external straight incision down to the bone,starting over the gjeat trochanter, down the outer side of the limb, and a 1422 Amputations circular

Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . PLATE 58 fig. y. LOWER EXTREMITY. NINTH DISSECTION.ANTERIOR OF THIGH. Dissection.—Place a block under the pelvis to raise the proximal ends ofthe lower extremities; extend the limbs at full length with the heels upon thetable. Terms of Relation,—Those applied are : the general termsanterior and posterior (page 2); the special terms proximaland distal (toward and from the trunk, respectively); innerand outer (to the respective lateral surfaces) ; also, the Stock Photo

RM2AX6R4M–Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . PLATE 58 fig. y. LOWER EXTREMITY. NINTH DISSECTION.ANTERIOR OF THIGH. Dissection.—Place a block under the pelvis to raise the proximal ends ofthe lower extremities; extend the limbs at full length with the heels upon thetable. Terms of Relation,—Those applied are : the general termsanterior and posterior (page 2); the special terms proximaland distal (toward and from the trunk, respectively); innerand outer (to the respective lateral surfaces) ; also, the

A system of surgery . -Destructive Disease of theHip Joint. a, Head of femur dislocated backwards b, abscess extending down the thigh c, obt. internus. (From UniversityCollege Museum.). Fig. 450.—Thomass Double Splint. HIP JOINT DISEASE. 1087 outer side of the thigh and perfectly useless. For this reason Ihave for years been in the habit of employing the double splintwhich cannot slip laterally, and which has, especially in the case ofyoung children, many advantages, which are a set-off against thedrawback that it prevents theuse of the sound limb. When there is formation ofabscess.—When synov Stock Photo

RM2AM2MJH–A system of surgery . -Destructive Disease of theHip Joint. a, Head of femur dislocated backwards b, abscess extending down the thigh c, obt. internus. (From UniversityCollege Museum.). Fig. 450.—Thomass Double Splint. HIP JOINT DISEASE. 1087 outer side of the thigh and perfectly useless. For this reason Ihave for years been in the habit of employing the double splintwhich cannot slip laterally, and which has, especially in the case ofyoung children, many advantages, which are a set-off against thedrawback that it prevents theuse of the sound limb. When there is formation ofabscess.—When synov

. Manual of operative surgery. ; this is the place to be exposed by operation. Step I.—Make a free longitudinal incision down to the bone on the outer DRAINAGE 943 or inner side of the thigh as may be convenient so as to avoid injury to im-portant structures and yet reach the point of maximum tenderness as directlyas possible. The best incision is one on the outer side situated in the furrowbetween the biceps tendon and the ilio-tibial band (Fig. 1144). Note thecondition of the divided tissues as to oedema, etc. Split the periosteum overthe suspected area of bone. Note the condition of the per Stock Photo

RM2AFWB0W–. Manual of operative surgery. ; this is the place to be exposed by operation. Step I.—Make a free longitudinal incision down to the bone on the outer DRAINAGE 943 or inner side of the thigh as may be convenient so as to avoid injury to im-portant structures and yet reach the point of maximum tenderness as directlyas possible. The best incision is one on the outer side situated in the furrowbetween the biceps tendon and the ilio-tibial band (Fig. 1144). Note thecondition of the divided tissues as to oedema, etc. Split the periosteum overthe suspected area of bone. Note the condition of the per

A manual of operative surgery . mur, and is reached between the semi - membranosusmuscle and the tendon of theadductor magnus. Operation.—-The patient liesupon the back, with the hip alittle flexed and the thigh fullyabducted and rotated outwards.The knee-joint is bent at a rightangle, and the knee and leg arethus made to lie upon the outer side.The surgeon stands to the outerside of the extremity in either case.The incision on the right side ismade from above downwards, andon the left from below upwards.The chief assistant faces theoperator. The incision is three inches inlength, is commenced Stock Photo

RM2AXFNEJ–A manual of operative surgery . mur, and is reached between the semi - membranosusmuscle and the tendon of theadductor magnus. Operation.—-The patient liesupon the back, with the hip alittle flexed and the thigh fullyabducted and rotated outwards.The knee-joint is bent at a rightangle, and the knee and leg arethus made to lie upon the outer side.The surgeon stands to the outerside of the extremity in either case.The incision on the right side ismade from above downwards, andon the left from below upwards.The chief assistant faces theoperator. The incision is three inches inlength, is commenced

The institution of the Merrimack Humane Society : with the methods of treatment to be used with persons apparently dead from drowning and other accidents . gh runs along the inner side of the muscle infront, near the bone. A little above the knee it passes to the back ofthe bone. In injuries at or above the knee, apply the compress highup, on the inner side of the thigh, towards the front and two or threeinches below the groin, (at the point where the two thumbs meet atC, in Fig. 3), with the knot on the outer side of the thigh. When the leg is injured below the knee, apply the compress at the Stock Photo

RM2AJFKEB–The institution of the Merrimack Humane Society : with the methods of treatment to be used with persons apparently dead from drowning and other accidents . gh runs along the inner side of the muscle infront, near the bone. A little above the knee it passes to the back ofthe bone. In injuries at or above the knee, apply the compress highup, on the inner side of the thigh, towards the front and two or threeinches below the groin, (at the point where the two thumbs meet atC, in Fig. 3), with the knot on the outer side of the thigh. When the leg is injured below the knee, apply the compress at the

$The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . ESMARCHS stretcher-extension for the transport of gunshot fractures of the thigh. extension belt, one can use either the patients waist-belt, or the trouserof the injured leg, which is cut open on the outer side, as high up as 108 the pelvis, and on the inner side to the middle of the thigh, and rolledup as far as the perinaeum. To prevent the rolling of the leg from side toside, the boot can be employed as a foot-rest. For this purpose it iscut open in the middle line in front, as far as the metatarso-phalangealjoints Stock Photo$

RM2AXG1HD–The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . ESMARCHS stretcher-extension for the transport of gunshot fractures of the thigh. extension belt, one can use either the patients waist-belt, or the trouserof the injured leg, which is cut open on the outer side, as high up as 108 the pelvis, and on the inner side to the middle of the thigh, and rolledup as far as the perinaeum. To prevent the rolling of the leg from side toside, the boot can be employed as a foot-rest. For this purpose it iscut open in the middle line in front, as far as the metatarso-phalangealjoints

. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 283.—Anatomy of popliteal artery(Bernard and Huette). Fig. 284.—^r>igation of popliteal artery inits upper third (Bernard and Huette). and retract them with the popliteal nerve. Separate the artery from the veinand pass the needle from within outward. Femoral Artery.—The line of the femoral artery is from midway be-tween the anterior superior spine of the ilium and the symphysis pubis to theadductor tubercle on the inner condyle of the femur, the thigh being abductedand resting upon its outer surface (PL 6, Fig. 3). Anatomy.—The femoral ^artery Stock Photo

RM2AGE4YB–. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 283.—Anatomy of popliteal artery(Bernard and Huette). Fig. 284.—^r>igation of popliteal artery inits upper third (Bernard and Huette). and retract them with the popliteal nerve. Separate the artery from the veinand pass the needle from within outward. Femoral Artery.—The line of the femoral artery is from midway be-tween the anterior superior spine of the ilium and the symphysis pubis to theadductor tubercle on the inner condyle of the femur, the thigh being abductedand resting upon its outer surface (PL 6, Fig. 3). Anatomy.—The femoral ^artery

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