Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 1
Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 1
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and suprapubic lithotomy. In the same line the trocar is introduced into the abdomen in the operation of para- centesis abdominis or tapping.
In this linear depression, rather nearer the pubes than the ensiform cartilage, is the umbilicus or navel. This is a depressed and puckered cicatrix, the floor of which is raised in the form of a little button -like knob. It results from the closure of an opening in the abdominal wall of the foetus, through which passed the constituents of the um- bilical... cord viz. , the umbilical vein, the two allantoic or hypogastric arteries, and the urachus.
In powerful well-developed subjects the rectus muscle stands out on each side of the middle line, and its outer margin gives rise to a curved line, the concavity of which is directed inwards. This line corresponds to the tinea semilunaris i. E. , the line along which the aponeurotic tendon of the internal oblique muscle splits to enclose the rectus. The linea semilunaris is also frequently selected by the surgeon as the site for incisions through the abdom- inal wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and suprapubic lithotomy. In the same line the trocar is introduced into the abdomen in the operation of para- centesis abdominis or tapping.
In this linear depression, rather nearer the pubes than the ensiform cartilage, is the umbilicus or navel. This is a depressed and puckered cicatrix, the floor of which is raised in the form of a little button -like knob. It results from the closure of an opening in the abdominal wall of the foetus, through which passed the constituents of the um- bilical... cord viz. , the umbilical vein, the two allantoic or hypogastric arteries, and the urachus.
In powerful well-developed subjects the rectus muscle stands out on each side of the middle line, and its outer margin gives rise to a curved line, the concavity of which is directed inwards. This line corresponds to the tinea semilunaris i. E. , the line along which the aponeurotic tendon of the internal oblique muscle splits to enclose the rectus. The linea semilunaris is also frequently selected by the surgeon as the site for incisions through the abdom- inal wall.
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I read this book about 45years ago(1971).it was like Bhagavad-Gita to us.Write Review:
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