Strangeways Veterinary Anatomy Rev And Ed By I Vaughan
Strangeways Veterinary Anatomy Rev And Ed By I Vaughan
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Action. — To extend, adduct, and rotate the arm inwards.
HUMERALIS OBLIQUUS.
(Humero-radialis — Brachialis Anticus. ) (Fig. 80, d. ) OccupyiDg the musculo-spiral groove, it is flat, oblong, wide superiorly, and almost entirely fleshy; it covers successively portions of the posterior, external, and anterior surfaces of the humerus, terminating on the inner aspect of the radius.
Origin. — From the postero-superior part of the shaft of the humerus, just below the articular head, winding round the ...bone under the external tuberosity.
Insertion. — To a ridge on the inner part of the head of the radius, after passing through a transverse groove just below, and within the insertion of the flexor brachii ; also to the ulna, passing imder the internal-lateral ligament of the joint, and blending with the arciform ligament.
Relation. — Externally with the caput magnum and caput medium ; internally with the humerus ; anteriorly with the flexor brachii.
Action. — Solely to flex the elbow joint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Action. — To extend, adduct, and rotate the arm inwards.
HUMERALIS OBLIQUUS.
(Humero-radialis — Brachialis Anticus. ) (Fig. 80, d. ) OccupyiDg the musculo-spiral groove, it is flat, oblong, wide superiorly, and almost entirely fleshy; it covers successively portions of the posterior, external, and anterior surfaces of the humerus, terminating on the inner aspect of the radius.
Origin. — From the postero-superior part of the shaft of the humerus, just below the articular head, winding round the ...bone under the external tuberosity.
Insertion. — To a ridge on the inner part of the head of the radius, after passing through a transverse groove just below, and within the insertion of the flexor brachii ; also to the ulna, passing imder the internal-lateral ligament of the joint, and blending with the arciform ligament.
Relation. — Externally with the caput magnum and caput medium ; internally with the humerus ; anteriorly with the flexor brachii.
Action. — Solely to flex the elbow joint.
What to read after Strangeways Veterinary Anatomy Rev And Ed By I Vaughan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Strangeways to read onlineMoreLess
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