A Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy
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— Occipital artery.
Nerve-supphj. — ^'entral branch of the first cervical nerve.
9. Rectus capitis lateralis. — This is a still smaller, entirely fleshy muscle, which lies for the most part under the small oblique muscle.
Origin. — The atlas, external to the preceding muscle.
Insertion. — The paramastoid or styloid process of the occipital bone.
Action. — The same as the preceding muscle.
Structure. — Fleshy.
Relations. — Superficially, the small oblique muscle, the occipital vessels, and the v...entral branch of the first cervical nerve.
Blood-supphj . — Occipital artery.
Nerve-supply. — Ventral branch of the first cervical nerve.
10. Longus colli. — This muscle covers the ventral surface of the vertebrae, from the sixth thoracic to the atlas, and is united with its fellow. It consists of two portions, thoracic and cervical.
Origin. — (1) Thoracic portion, the bodies of the first six thoracic vertebrae; (2) cervical portion, the transverse processes of the cervical vertebra;.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Occipital artery.
Nerve-supphj. — ^'entral branch of the first cervical nerve.
9. Rectus capitis lateralis. — This is a still smaller, entirely fleshy muscle, which lies for the most part under the small oblique muscle.
Origin. — The atlas, external to the preceding muscle.
Insertion. — The paramastoid or styloid process of the occipital bone.
Action. — The same as the preceding muscle.
Structure. — Fleshy.
Relations. — Superficially, the small oblique muscle, the occipital vessels, and the v...entral branch of the first cervical nerve.
Blood-supphj . — Occipital artery.
Nerve-supply. — Ventral branch of the first cervical nerve.
10. Longus colli. — This muscle covers the ventral surface of the vertebrae, from the sixth thoracic to the atlas, and is united with its fellow. It consists of two portions, thoracic and cervical.
Origin. — (1) Thoracic portion, the bodies of the first six thoracic vertebrae; (2) cervical portion, the transverse processes of the cervical vertebra;.
What to read after A Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Septimus Sisson to read onlineMoreLess
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