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Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy - Section 7; Lower Limb. Deep Dissection of Thigh—No. 1

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Title	Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy - Section 7; Lower Limb. Deep Dissection of Thigh—No. 1
Description	Stereoscope cards depicting human anatomy with corresponding medical descriptional text
Creator	University of Edinburgh
Publisher	Keystone View Company, Inc.
Contributors	Professor D.J. Cunningham, David Waterston, Professor M.H. Cryer, Frederick E. Neres
Date Original	[1909?]
Time Period	1900s
Type	image
Format	image/tiff
Extent	23cm x 18cm
Identifier	1000.097.7.028
Medium	Black and white stereoscope card
Digitized by	McFarlin Library. Department of Special Collections and University Archives. The University of Tulsa
Language	eng; English
Relation	Part of the University of Edinburgh Anatomy Stereoscope Collection
Rights & Usage	This material may be under copyright. The item is owned by The University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections. Permission to publish, quote or reproduce must be secured from the repository.
Subject--Topics	Stereoscopes -- Medical. Anatomy -- Study and Teaching.
Transcript	The Edinburgh Stereoscopic Atlas of Anatomy.
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Title	Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy - Section 7; Lower Limb. Deep Dissection of Thigh—No. 1
Description	Stereoscope card 28 of series 7 of the Edinburgh Anatomy Stereoscope cards describing, labeling and identifying portions of a dissected brain with accompanying photograph. This photograph shows the superficial structures have been removed, and the adductor longus, Sartorius and rectus femoris muscles have been divided near their origin and removed.
Creator	University of Edinburgh
Publisher	Keystone View Company, Inc.
Contributors	Professor D.J. Cunningham, David Waterston, Professor M.H. Cryer, Frederick E. Neres
Date Original	[1909?]
Time Period	1900s
Type	image
Format	image/tiff
Extent	23cm x 18cm
Identifier	1000.097.7.028.recto.tiff
Medium	Black and white stereoscope card
Digitized by	McFarlin Library. Department of Special Collections and University Archives. The University of Tulsa
Language	eng; English
Relation	Part of the University of Edinburgh Anatomy Stereoscope Collection
Rights & Usage	This material may be under copyright. The item is owned by The University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections. Permission to publish, quote or reproduce must be secured from the repository.
Transcript	The Edinburgh Stereoscopic Atlas of Anatomy. Section VII.—No. 28. Lower Limb. Deep dissection of thigh—No. 1. The superficial structures have been removed, and the adductor longus, Sartorius and rectus femoris muscles have been divided near their origin and removed. The anterior crural nerve arises within the abdomen from the posterior branches of the anterior primary dividions of the 2md, 3rd and 4th lumbar nerves. It enters the thigh by passing behind Poupart’s ligament in the interval between the iliacus and psoas muscles, and rapidly breaks up into branches. These are divided into a superficial and a deep set, and the external circumflex artery passes out between them. The superficial set consist of (1) muscular branches to the Sartorius and pectineus muscles, the former passing directly to the muscle, and the latter passing inwards behind the femoral vessels and (2) of the middle and internal cutaneous nerves. The latter nerve is seen passing inwards in front of the femoral artery in two branches. From the deep division, muscular branches are given to all the parts of downwards in company with the femoral artery, and entering Hunter’s canal. An articular branch is usually given to the hip joint, and some of the muscular branches pass to the knee. The external circumflex artery is seen passing outwards from the profunda femoris artery under the Sartorius and rectus femoris muscles. On the inner side of thigh, behind the adductor longus, muscular branches from the profunda femoris artery are found, with muscular branches from the anterior division of the obturator nerve, supplying the adductors longus, brevis and gracilis. The figures indicate—1. Sartorius muscle, divided. 2. Iliacus muscle. 3. Pectineus muscle. 4. Adductor longus muscle. 5. Rectus femoris muscle. 6. Tensor fasciae femoris muscle. 7. Adductor brevis muscle. 8. Adductor gracilis muscle. 9. Adductor magnus muscle. 10. Trunk of anterior crucal nerve. 11. Branches of anterior crural nerve, and level of bifurcation of common femoral artery. 12. Long saphenous nerve and nerve to vastus internus muscles. 13. Nerve to vastus externus. 14. External circumflex artery. 15. Muscular branch of profunda femoris to adductor magnus muscle. 16. Branches of anterior division of obturator nerve. 17. Internal cutaneous nerve. 18. Femoral vein. 19. Poupart’s ligament. Keystone view co., inc., --------- Meadville, PA.

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