Manual of Practical Anatomy 1
Manual of Practical Anatomy 1
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Superficial Fascia. — The fatty superficial fascia which is now exposed is continuous with the corresponding layer on the front of the abdomen, and it is regarded by some anatomists as being composed of two layers. This subdivi- sion we consider needless and artificial. In the lower part of the abdominal wall, above Poupart's ligament, it is true the superficial fascia presents two distinct strata — one a fatty layer continuous over Poupart's ligament, with the superficial fascia on the front o...f the thigh, and sometimes termed the fascia of Camper; the other, a deeper layer, firm and membranous and devoid of fat, called the fascia of Scarpa, As this latter fascial stratum is attached to the fascia lata i88 THE LOWER LIMB.
(deep fascia of the thigh), immediately below Poupart's liga- ment, it is necessary that it should receive some attention.
To demonstrate the fascia of Scarpa the dissectors of the lower limb and abdomen should work in conjunction with each other. A transverse incision should be made through the entire thickness of the superficial fascia on the front of the abdomen, from the anterior superior spine of the ilium to the middle line of the body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Superficial Fascia. — The fatty superficial fascia which is now exposed is continuous with the corresponding layer on the front of the abdomen, and it is regarded by some anatomists as being composed of two layers. This subdivi- sion we consider needless and artificial. In the lower part of the abdominal wall, above Poupart's ligament, it is true the superficial fascia presents two distinct strata — one a fatty layer continuous over Poupart's ligament, with the superficial fascia on the front o...f the thigh, and sometimes termed the fascia of Camper; the other, a deeper layer, firm and membranous and devoid of fat, called the fascia of Scarpa, As this latter fascial stratum is attached to the fascia lata i88 THE LOWER LIMB.
(deep fascia of the thigh), immediately below Poupart's liga- ment, it is necessary that it should receive some attention.
To demonstrate the fascia of Scarpa the dissectors of the lower limb and abdomen should work in conjunction with each other. A transverse incision should be made through the entire thickness of the superficial fascia on the front of the abdomen, from the anterior superior spine of the ilium to the middle line of the body.
What to read after Manual of Practical Anatomy 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel John Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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