A Treatise On Surgical Anatomy Or the Anatomy of Regions Considered in Its
A Treatise On Surgical Anatomy Or the Anatomy of Regions Considered in Its
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The third, very large, is the trochlea, and the fourth, which is inclined con- siderably backwards, is the epitrochlea. Above these different points, the humerus presents a species of transverse furrow, which is produced by the anterior surface of the articular pulley being raised forwards. It is upon this furrow that the knife fre- quently strikes, when carried too high in disarticulating the fore- arm according to the method of M. Dupuytren ; but this mistake will always be avoided, if we tak...e the precaution to draw the instrument from one humeral tuberosity to the other, keeping it upon a line a little distance below them. In this furrow, two fossettes are observed : one, small and of slight depth, above the external humeral groove, receives the fore-part of the head of the radius in the forced flexion of the fore-arm ; the other, very deep and broad, receives the coronoid process of the ulna, in the same movement, above the median articular groove. Still higher, the anterior aspect of the humerus is flattened, and entirely covered by the brachialis internus muscle.
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The third, very large, is the trochlea, and the fourth, which is inclined con- siderably backwards, is the epitrochlea. Above these different points, the humerus presents a species of transverse furrow, which is produced by the anterior surface of the articular pulley being raised forwards. It is upon this furrow that the knife fre- quently strikes, when carried too high in disarticulating the fore- arm according to the method of M. Dupuytren ; but this mistake will always be avoided, if we tak...e the precaution to draw the instrument from one humeral tuberosity to the other, keeping it upon a line a little distance below them. In this furrow, two fossettes are observed : one, small and of slight depth, above the external humeral groove, receives the fore-part of the head of the radius in the forced flexion of the fore-arm ; the other, very deep and broad, receives the coronoid process of the ulna, in the same movement, above the median articular groove. Still higher, the anterior aspect of the humerus is flattened, and entirely covered by the brachialis internus muscle.
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