A description of the arteries of the human body : reduced to tables / by Adolphus Murray, M.D. R. and O. professor of anatomy and surgery at Upsal ; translated from the original by Archibald Scott.

  • Murray, Adolph, 1751-1803.
Date:
1810
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    ventured to convert them into compounds. Thus, I have called a branch of the Humeral Profunda the Profunda Radial, instead of the Larger Communi- cating Radial branch of the Profunda Humeri. I have only to add, that in all those cases where Ulnar, Radial, Tibial, and Fibular, are the last words of a compound, they denote situation or direction; and when the first, situation or origin. Where any other changes are made, intimation is given in the Notes. My reason for prefixing a Table of Contents in English and Latin, including the names of the prin- cipal arteries, with a reference to the pages where they are described, requires, I hope, no explanation. The utility of this Table will soon be perceived by the young Anatomist.