Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.1
Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.1
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— The anconeus is a short muscle which arises from the posterior surface of the external condyle of the humerus. Its fibres diverge to form a triangu- lar sheet which is inserted into the upper part of the posterior surface of the ulna and into the outer surface of the olecranon process.
Nerve-Supply. — By the musculo-spiral nerve from the seventh and eighth cervical nerves.
Action. — To assist the triceps in extending the arm.
PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS : MUSCLES AND FASCIA OF THE ARM.
The deep ...fascia of the arm, continuous above with that over the deltoid and with the clavi-pectoral fascia, closely embraces all the muscular structures and resists the outward passage of subfascial collections of blood or pus, which therefore, under the influence of gravity, tend for a time to follow the intermuscular spaces downward.
(Edema and swelling above the elbow are thus not uncommon as a result of disease or injury at a higher level. Blood or pus may reach the surface by following the structures that pierce the fascia, — viz., the basilic vein and the internal and external cutaneous nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The anconeus is a short muscle which arises from the posterior surface of the external condyle of the humerus. Its fibres diverge to form a triangu- lar sheet which is inserted into the upper part of the posterior surface of the ulna and into the outer surface of the olecranon process.
Nerve-Supply. — By the musculo-spiral nerve from the seventh and eighth cervical nerves.
Action. — To assist the triceps in extending the arm.
PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS : MUSCLES AND FASCIA OF THE ARM.
The deep ...fascia of the arm, continuous above with that over the deltoid and with the clavi-pectoral fascia, closely embraces all the muscular structures and resists the outward passage of subfascial collections of blood or pus, which therefore, under the influence of gravity, tend for a time to follow the intermuscular spaces downward.
(Edema and swelling above the elbow are thus not uncommon as a result of disease or injury at a higher level. Blood or pus may reach the surface by following the structures that pierce the fascia, — viz., the basilic vein and the internal and external cutaneous nerves.
What to read after Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piersol, George A. (George Arthur), Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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