Holden's Manual of the dissection of the human bodyP. Blakiston, 1893 - 803 pages |
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... attached to the crista galli . 8. Right half of the tentorium cerebelli from the interior surface . 9. Right lateral sinus . 10. Superior petrosal sinus . 11. Inferior petrosal sinus . 12. Occipital sinus . 13 Falx cerebelli . 14. Optic ...
... attached to the crista galli . 8. Right half of the tentorium cerebelli from the interior surface . 9. Right lateral sinus . 10. Superior petrosal sinus . 11. Inferior petrosal sinus . 12. Occipital sinus . 13 Falx cerebelli . 14. Optic ...
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... attached to the transverse ridge of the occipital bone , to the superior border of the petrous portion of the temporal bone , and to the posterior and anterior clinoid processes of the sphenoid . In front there is a large oval opening ...
... attached to the transverse ridge of the occipital bone , to the superior border of the petrous portion of the temporal bone , and to the posterior and anterior clinoid processes of the sphenoid . In front there is a large oval opening ...
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... attached to the upper , the other to the lower tarsal cartilage .. The tendon crosses the lachrymal sac a little above the centre , and furnishes a tendinous expansion which covers the sac and is attached to the margin of the bony ...
... attached to the upper , the other to the lower tarsal cartilage .. The tendon crosses the lachrymal sac a little above the centre , and furnishes a tendinous expansion which covers the sac and is attached to the margin of the bony ...
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... attached to the external tarsal ligament . The degree of their curvature becomes less as they approach the margin of the lids , so that some fibres proceed close to the lashes . This was first pointed out by Riolanus , * and described ...
... attached to the external tarsal ligament . The degree of their curvature becomes less as they approach the margin of the lids , so that some fibres proceed close to the lashes . This was first pointed out by Riolanus , * and described ...
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... attached on its outer side to the malar bone by the external tarsal ligament , and on its side to the nasal process of the superior maxillary by the tendo palpebrarum or the internal tarsal ligament . The free or ciliary margin is ...
... attached on its outer side to the malar bone by the external tarsal ligament , and on its side to the nasal process of the superior maxillary by the tendo palpebrarum or the internal tarsal ligament . The free or ciliary margin is ...
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