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Anatomical Terms and their Derivation description stem first from observation and description in anatomy? ... again, back L. backward, behind L. half L. under L. above G. together, with L. across L. in excess, beyond reflect, turn back retroperitoneal, behind the peritoneum semimembranosus, half membranous subclavius,
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Anatomical Terms and their Derivation description stem first from observation and description in anatomy? ... again, back L. backward, behind L. half L. under L. above G. together, with L. across L. in excess, beyond reflect, turn back retroperitoneal, behind the peritoneum semimembranosus, half membranous subclavius,
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7) subclavius muscle: this small muscle restrains excessive elevation of the clavicle and can protect the subclavian vessels if the clavicle is broken. ... 2) radial nerve: the main derivation from the posterior cord. It extends posteriorly along the upper extremity to the radial side of the forearm. The radial nerve...
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There’s also the idea that we (males) attained our nipples as a derivation of common ancestor; via the phylogenic tree of life - from reptiles to mammals and so forth. However, if this is the case, then our nipples are still evolving into something that we can use, as stated in the ... As with the Subclavius,
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IN ORDER TO PASS THIS COURSE, ... one must obtain an ... A. Derivation of the word anatomy...
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The deep layer off the pectoral sheet consists of the pectoralis minor and certain muscles that appear only occasionally (See M. Subclavius). ... Huntington, G.S. (1905) The derivation and significance of certain supernumerary muscles of the pectoral region. J. Anat. Physiol. 39:1-54.
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It is partly due to this early meaning that the derivation from the root of " brood " has been usually accepted; this the New ... - Scapula, coracoid and clavicle, meet to form the foramen triosseum, through which passes the tendon of the supracoracoideus, or subclavius muscle to the tuberculum superius of the humerus.
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(subclavian plexus), Plexus subclavius syst.autonomici (subclavian plexus), diebische Subklavia (stealing subclavian artery), Bursa subclavia (subclavian bursa), Arteria subclavia (subclavian artery), Anzapf-Syndrom (subclavian blood steal), Ansa Vieussenii (loop of Vieussens, subclavian ansa, Vieussens ansa),
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