Cunningham's textbook of anatomyW. Wood, 1818 - 1577 pages |
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Page 95
... region . The roots of vertebral arches ( O.T. pedicles ) , directed horizontally back- wards , are short and stout ; the superior notches are shallow , but deeper than in the thoracic region ; the inferior grooves are deep . The lamina ...
... region . The roots of vertebral arches ( O.T. pedicles ) , directed horizontally back- wards , are short and stout ; the superior notches are shallow , but deeper than in the thoracic region ; the inferior grooves are deep . The lamina ...
Page 100
... region , which gradually merges with the backward thoracic curve ; this becomes con- tinuous below with an anterior convexity in the lumbar region , which ends more or less abruptly at the union of the fifth lumbar with the first sacral ...
... region , which gradually merges with the backward thoracic curve ; this becomes con- tinuous below with an anterior convexity in the lumbar region , which ends more or less abruptly at the union of the fifth lumbar with the first sacral ...
Page 101
... region the spinous processes , though long , are obliquely placed - a circum- stance which much reduces their prominence ; that of the seventh thoracic vertebra is usually the longest and most slanting . Below that point their length ...
... region the spinous processes , though long , are obliquely placed - a circum- stance which much reduces their prominence ; that of the seventh thoracic vertebra is usually the longest and most slanting . Below that point their length ...
Page 102
... region . In the sacral region they decrease in size from above downwards . In the cervical region the highest two cervical nerves pass out behind the articular processes of the atlas and epistropheus , and lie , therefore , behind the ...
... region . In the sacral region they decrease in size from above downwards . In the cervical region the highest two cervical nerves pass out behind the articular processes of the atlas and epistropheus , and lie , therefore , behind the ...
Page 104
... region and extend rapidly downwards throughout the column . They first appear near the bases of the superior articular processes , and extend backwards into the laminæ , laterally into the transverse processes , and forwards into the ...
... region and extend rapidly downwards throughout the column . They first appear near the bases of the superior articular processes , and extend backwards into the laminæ , laterally into the transverse processes , and forwards into the ...
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