The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A compilation of paintings on the normal and pathologic anatomy of the digestive system. pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas. Edited by E. Oppenheimer |
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Just lateral ( on each side ) to the lumbar vertebrae are the psoas major and
minor ( if present ) muscles . Lateral to the psoas major muscle in the area inferior
to the crest of the ilium is the iliacus muscle , and in the area between the twelfth
rib ...
Just lateral ( on each side ) to the lumbar vertebrae are the psoas major and
minor ( if present ) muscles . Lateral to the psoas major muscle in the area inferior
to the crest of the ilium is the iliacus muscle , and in the area between the twelfth
rib ...
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The psoas major muscles are further innervated by branches from the third and ,
sometimes , fourth lumbar nerves , which also supply the iliacus muscles . The
iliohypogastric and ilio - inguinal nerves resemble the thoracic nerves in their ...
The psoas major muscles are further innervated by branches from the third and ,
sometimes , fourth lumbar nerves , which also supply the iliacus muscles . The
iliohypogastric and ilio - inguinal nerves resemble the thoracic nerves in their ...
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RAMI COMMUNICANTESTHORACIC NERVE 12 ( SUBCOSTAL NERVE )
ILIOHYPOGASTRIC NERVE ILIO - INGUINAL NERVE L2 TO PSOAS MINOR
AND MAJOR MUSCLES LUMBAR PLEXUS GENITOFEMORAL
NERVEINNERVATION OF ...
RAMI COMMUNICANTESTHORACIC NERVE 12 ( SUBCOSTAL NERVE )
ILIOHYPOGASTRIC NERVE ILIO - INGUINAL NERVE L2 TO PSOAS MINOR
AND MAJOR MUSCLES LUMBAR PLEXUS GENITOFEMORAL
NERVEINNERVATION OF ...
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