Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 32
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 32
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Phys.. Vi. 1889 ; R. Zander. " Ueber die sensibeln Nerven auf der Riickenflache der Hand bei Saugetieren und beim Menschen. " Anafc. Anz.. Iv, 1889. ) THE SPINAL NERVES.
Occasionally the radial nerve supplies the whole of the back of the hand and fingers. Its outer division often gives a branch to the palm. Absence of the radial nerve was met with by Hepburn, the musculo-cutaneous supplying the thumb, and the ulnar nerve all the four fingers (Journ. Anat. , xxi, 511). ; i A.
RADIAL- B.
Fig. 201.... DORSAL CUTANEOUS KEIIVKS OF THE HAND. (A, after Brooks ; B, after Hedon. ) The radial nerve is shown in blue, the branches of the ulnar in red, offsets of the musculo-cutaneous, musculo-spiral and median in black. The two figures illustrate variations in the cutaneous supply. In A, the radial and ulnar nerves overlap to a considerable extent, and the lower external cutaneous of the luusculo-spiral extends to the back of the hand. In B, the overlapping of the radial and ulnar nerves is slight, and the musculo-cutaneous is prolonged independently into the hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phys.. Vi. 1889 ; R. Zander. " Ueber die sensibeln Nerven auf der Riickenflache der Hand bei Saugetieren und beim Menschen. " Anafc. Anz.. Iv, 1889. ) THE SPINAL NERVES.
Occasionally the radial nerve supplies the whole of the back of the hand and fingers. Its outer division often gives a branch to the palm. Absence of the radial nerve was met with by Hepburn, the musculo-cutaneous supplying the thumb, and the ulnar nerve all the four fingers (Journ. Anat. , xxi, 511). ; i A.
RADIAL- B.
Fig. 201.... DORSAL CUTANEOUS KEIIVKS OF THE HAND. (A, after Brooks ; B, after Hedon. ) The radial nerve is shown in blue, the branches of the ulnar in red, offsets of the musculo-cutaneous, musculo-spiral and median in black. The two figures illustrate variations in the cutaneous supply. In A, the radial and ulnar nerves overlap to a considerable extent, and the lower external cutaneous of the luusculo-spiral extends to the back of the hand. In B, the overlapping of the radial and ulnar nerves is slight, and the musculo-cutaneous is prolonged independently into the hand.
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