The Anatomy of the Joints of Man
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Neither of these last two are by any means constant.
Any of these popliteal buxsse may become enlarged, and then might possibly be mistaken for a popliteal aneurism. I have described such a case in a paper in the Medical Times and Gazette of ISTovember 6th, 1875.
The muscles which pass over and move the knee- joint are attached, some of them to the pelvis, and move the hip as well as the knee ; others, to the femur above and the tibia below, and move only the knee ; while others again arising f...rom the femur are inserted into one of the bones of the foot, and move both the knee and the ankle.
The extensors of the hiee are five in number, viz., the rectus, vastus externus and internus, crureus, and tensor vaginae femoris. All pass over the front of the joint except the last.
The prolongation of the fascial insertion of the tensor vaginae- passes over the outer and fore part of the joint. Of the four muscles which unite in the common extensor tendon one only arises from the pelvis, viz., the rectus femoris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither of these last two are by any means constant.
Any of these popliteal buxsse may become enlarged, and then might possibly be mistaken for a popliteal aneurism. I have described such a case in a paper in the Medical Times and Gazette of ISTovember 6th, 1875.
The muscles which pass over and move the knee- joint are attached, some of them to the pelvis, and move the hip as well as the knee ; others, to the femur above and the tibia below, and move only the knee ; while others again arising f...rom the femur are inserted into one of the bones of the foot, and move both the knee and the ankle.
The extensors of the hiee are five in number, viz., the rectus, vastus externus and internus, crureus, and tensor vaginae femoris. All pass over the front of the joint except the last.
The prolongation of the fascial insertion of the tensor vaginae- passes over the outer and fore part of the joint. Of the four muscles which unite in the common extensor tendon one only arises from the pelvis, viz., the rectus femoris.
What to read after The Anatomy of the Joints of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Henry, Sir, 1844-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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