Constructive Anatomy
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Above, the mass of the chest is bounded by the line of the collar bones; below, by a line following the cartilages of the ribs, being perpendicular to the long diameter of the chest.
This mass is widened by the expansion of the chest in breathing, and the shoulder moves freely over it. carrying the shoulder blade, collar bone, and muscles.
It is marked by the ridge of costal cartilages that forms its border, sloping up and forward, and by the ribs themselves, sloping down and forward, and by th...e "digitations" (finger marks) of the serratus magnus (big saw-toothed) muscle, little triangles in a row from the corner of the breast muscle, paralleling the cartilages of the ribs, disappearing under the latissimus.
['581 Below, the mass of the pelvis and abdom a slopes up and forward. It is marked by the ilia^. crest and hip, described later. In front it may be flattened by contraction of the abdominal muscles. Over its sur- face the hip moves freely, changing the tilt of the pelvis.
Between these the central mass contains the waist vertebrae, and is very changeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above, the mass of the chest is bounded by the line of the collar bones; below, by a line following the cartilages of the ribs, being perpendicular to the long diameter of the chest.
This mass is widened by the expansion of the chest in breathing, and the shoulder moves freely over it. carrying the shoulder blade, collar bone, and muscles.
It is marked by the ridge of costal cartilages that forms its border, sloping up and forward, and by the ribs themselves, sloping down and forward, and by th...e "digitations" (finger marks) of the serratus magnus (big saw-toothed) muscle, little triangles in a row from the corner of the breast muscle, paralleling the cartilages of the ribs, disappearing under the latissimus.
['581 Below, the mass of the pelvis and abdom a slopes up and forward. It is marked by the ilia^. crest and hip, described later. In front it may be flattened by contraction of the abdominal muscles. Over its sur- face the hip moves freely, changing the tilt of the pelvis.
Between these the central mass contains the waist vertebrae, and is very changeable.
What to read after Constructive Anatomy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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