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Shoulder Joint, illustration Stock Photo

RM2BEH9BC–Shoulder Joint, illustration

Painful shoulder, illustration Stock Photo

RF2J4HXGP–Painful shoulder, illustration

shoulder joint anatomy. Bones (Scapula, Humerus, Coracoid process, Acromion , Muscle (Biceps, Supraspinatus) and ligament (Coracohumeral) Stock Vector

RF2DHMD8J–shoulder joint anatomy. Bones (Scapula, Humerus, Coracoid process, Acromion , Muscle (Biceps, Supraspinatus) and ligament (Coracohumeral)

Anterior view of the shoulder anatomy. Digital illustration. Stock Photo

RFM8XC98–Anterior view of the shoulder anatomy. Digital illustration.

RF2KG7227–Scapula front and back view

Shoulder - Broken Greater Tubercle. Anatomy of the bones and joints of a shoulder with a broken greater tubercle. Stock Photo

RFHGPN0A–Shoulder - Broken Greater Tubercle. Anatomy of the bones and joints of a shoulder with a broken greater tubercle.

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the shoulder joint Stock Photo

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Medical illustration of human scapula bone. Stock Photo

RFD9NTTF–Medical illustration of human scapula bone.

RFTYB7AA–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the shoulder joint

Anatomy of acromioclavicular joint rupture and displacement. Stock Photo

RFE81B17–Anatomy of acromioclavicular joint rupture and displacement.

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the skeletal shoulder Stock Photo

RFTXCA0H–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the skeletal shoulder

RFD9NTTG–Medical illustration of human scapula bone.

supraspinatus muscle anatomy 3d medical vector illustration Stock Vector

RFTCNEJD–supraspinatus muscle anatomy 3d medical vector illustration

RFE81B16–Anatomy of acromioclavicular joint rupture and displacement.

RFM4GDN5–Anterior view of the shoulder anatomy. digital illustration.

white background vector illustration of a shoulder anatomy Stock Vector

RFHYR75P–white background vector illustration of a shoulder anatomy

Illustration showing acromioclavicular joint separation or AC joint separation or shoulder separation. Illustration Stock Photo

RF2H6FY8C–Illustration showing acromioclavicular joint separation or AC joint separation or shoulder separation. Illustration

RMCPNTNP–SCAPULA

3D rendering of biceps brachii muscles isolated in anterior view with lables. Stock Photo

RF2G27F1P–3D rendering of biceps brachii muscles isolated in anterior view with lables.

RM2BEH9D6–Shoulder Joint, illustration

RF2J4HXHM–Painful shoulder, illustration

RFACJM4X–The scapula

scapula, anterior view, human anatomy Stock Photo

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RF2KG7206–Musculocutaneous Nerve

RFHGPN0M–Shoulder - Bones Dislocated

Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background Stock Photo

RF2HN5WNG–Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background

X-ray. Shoulder radiograph. AP view. No visible pathologic changes in bone structures. No calcification in the rotator cuf. Effects of pleurectomy. Stock Photo

RFP8G2XP–X-ray. Shoulder radiograph. AP view. No visible pathologic changes in bone structures. No calcification in the rotator cuf. Effects of pleurectomy.

medical skeleton in doctors surgery Stock Photo

RMMDJ768–medical skeleton in doctors surgery

Closeup view of young man's arm being vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine. Injection site covered with wadding and plaster. Dublin, Ireland Stock Photo

RF2G9CKF0–Closeup view of young man's arm being vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine. Injection site covered with wadding and plaster. Dublin, Ireland

RFTXCA29–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the skeletal shoulder

Shoulder joint and human body front and side view outline icons,skeleton men, human anatomy vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2C0MANN–Shoulder joint and human body front and side view outline icons,skeleton men, human anatomy vector illustration

RFTYXGTP–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the skeletal shoulder

A manual of practical obstetrics . allypresented. The purpose of this manoeuvre is to facilitatedelivery of the shoulders. Their longest diameter is, ofcourse, the bisacromial—from one acromion process to theother. This diameter entered the brim and descended intothe cavity of the pelvis parallel with the oblique pelvicdiameter extending from the right acetabulum to the leftsacro-iliac synchondrosis. But having reached the inferiorstrait, the bisacromial diameter must rotate from its obliquedirection in the pelvis to the antero-posterior one. Hence the RIGHT 0CCIPIT0-P0STERI0R POSITION. 189 ri Stock Photo

RM2AJK33M–A manual of practical obstetrics . allypresented. The purpose of this manoeuvre is to facilitatedelivery of the shoulders. Their longest diameter is, ofcourse, the bisacromial—from one acromion process to theother. This diameter entered the brim and descended intothe cavity of the pelvis parallel with the oblique pelvicdiameter extending from the right acetabulum to the leftsacro-iliac synchondrosis. But having reached the inferiorstrait, the bisacromial diameter must rotate from its obliquedirection in the pelvis to the antero-posterior one. Hence the RIGHT 0CCIPIT0-P0STERI0R POSITION. 189 ri

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RFTX5DRN–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a painful shoulder

. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 602 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. fully examined. The arm was slightly short- ened. The contour of the shoulder was not as full nor as round as that of its fellow, and the acromion process was more prominent than natural. Upon opening the capsular ligament, the head of the humerus was found to have been driven into the cancellated tis- sue of the shaft, between the tuberosities, so deeply as to be below the level of the summit of the great tubercle ; this process had been split and displaced outwards; it for Stock Photo

RMPFN52K–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 602 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. fully examined. The arm was slightly short- ened. The contour of the shoulder was not as full nor as round as that of its fellow, and the acromion process was more prominent than natural. Upon opening the capsular ligament, the head of the humerus was found to have been driven into the cancellated tis- sue of the shaft, between the tuberosities, so deeply as to be below the level of the summit of the great tubercle ; this process had been split and displaced outwards; it for

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a painful shoulder joint Stock Photo

RFTXCBRA–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a painful shoulder joint

RF2H6FY8A–Illustration showing acromioclavicular joint separation or AC joint separation or shoulder separation. Illustration

RMCPNTNH–SCAPULA

RM2BEH9A9–Shoulder Joint, illustration

RF2J4HXFB–Painful shoulder, illustration

Illustration showing healthy shoulder joint and osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint Stock Photo

RF2H57KJ6–Illustration showing healthy shoulder joint and osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint

RFACJ5WK–The scapula

Origin of Musculocutaneous Nerve Stock Photo

RF2KG73JP–Origin of Musculocutaneous Nerve

Shoulder - Dislocated. Man with a dislocation of the humerus at the shoulder Stock Photo

RFHGPN0Y–Shoulder - Dislocated. Man with a dislocation of the humerus at the shoulder

RF2HN5WMW–Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background

Archive image from page 623 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 602 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. fully examined. The arm was slightly short- ened. The contour of the shoulder was not as full nor as round as that of its fellow, and the acromion process was more prominent than natural. Upon opening the capsular ligament, the head of the humerus was found to have been driven into the cancellated tis- sue of the shaft, between the tuberosities, so deeply as to be below the level of the summit of the great tuber Stock Photo

RMW1W97H–Archive image from page 623 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 602 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. fully examined. The arm was slightly short- ened. The contour of the shoulder was not as full nor as round as that of its fellow, and the acromion process was more prominent than natural. Upon opening the capsular ligament, the head of the humerus was found to have been driven into the cancellated tis- sue of the shaft, between the tuberosities, so deeply as to be below the level of the summit of the great tuber

RMBH2060–Shoulder

RF2G9CKFP–Closeup view of young man's arm being vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine. Injection site covered with wadding and plaster. Dublin, Ireland

Anatomical model showing the glenohumeral joint. Stock Photo

RMD0MTCN–Anatomical model showing the glenohumeral joint.

RF2C0M7FY–Shoulder joint and human body front and side view outline icons,skeleton men, human anatomy vector illustration

Shoulder anatomy with acromioclavicular joint Stock Photo

RFD1B9F8–Shoulder anatomy with acromioclavicular joint

$A system of surgery : pathological, diagnostic, therapeutic, and operative . e displacedfragment. In addition to these symptoms there is acute pain at the seat of theinjury ; the limb cannot be raised by its own efforts; and the patient inclineshis head towards the affected side, and supports the forearm as in fracture of theclavicle. The only accident with which fracture of the acromion process is liable to beconfounded is dislocation of the humerus; but from this it may, in general, beeasily distinguished by the sunken appearance of the shoulder, the mobility ofthe outer fragment, the existe Stock Photo$

RM2AN249C–A system of surgery : pathological, diagnostic, therapeutic, and operative . e displacedfragment. In addition to these symptoms there is acute pain at the seat of theinjury ; the limb cannot be raised by its own efforts; and the patient inclineshis head towards the affected side, and supports the forearm as in fracture of theclavicle. The only accident with which fracture of the acromion process is liable to beconfounded is dislocation of the humerus; but from this it may, in general, beeasily distinguished by the sunken appearance of the shoulder, the mobility ofthe outer fragment, the existe

RMD3HG84–SKELETON, SHOULDER

. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. 619 flammation of the membranes of the brain, and Dr. Smith* made the post-mortem ex- amination. Upon entering the room his attention was attracted by the appearances which the shoulder joints presented. The de- viations from the normal state were most remarkable at the left side. The muscles of the shoulder and arm were atrophied, the acromion process projected considerably, and the head of the humerus could be perceived lying a little beneath the coracoid process, the apex of Stock Photo

RMPFN517–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. 619 flammation of the membranes of the brain, and Dr. Smith* made the post-mortem ex- amination. Upon entering the room his attention was attracted by the appearances which the shoulder joints presented. The de- viations from the normal state were most remarkable at the left side. The muscles of the shoulder and arm were atrophied, the acromion process projected considerably, and the head of the humerus could be perceived lying a little beneath the coracoid process, the apex of

RFTXC96P–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a painful shoulder

. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . 129. Clavicle.— The Collar Bone is the commencement of the upper extremity. It is one of the class of long bones ex- tending from the An Anterior View of the Clavicle of the Right highest point of the Side. 1> The Anterior Face of the Body of the Bone. , , 2, Origin of the Clavicular portion of the Sterno- SCapUla tO the Upper Cleido-Mastoid Muscle. 3, The Sternal Extremity of "Dart of the Sternum tiie -^one- 4' ^Qe Acromial Extremity of the Bone. * ' 5, Articular Face for the Acromion Process of the Sca Stock Photo

RMMA77E8–. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . 129. Clavicle.— The Collar Bone is the commencement of the upper extremity. It is one of the class of long bones ex- tending from the An Anterior View of the Clavicle of the Right highest point of the Side. 1> The Anterior Face of the Body of the Bone. , , 2, Origin of the Clavicular portion of the Sterno- SCapUla tO the Upper Cleido-Mastoid Muscle. 3, The Sternal Extremity of "Dart of the Sternum tiie -^one- 4' ^Qe Acromial Extremity of the Bone. * ' 5, Articular Face for the Acromion Process of the Sca

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RFTYA0P4–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a females shoulder muscles

RM2BEH9BK–Shoulder Joint, illustration

RF2J4HXGA–Painful shoulder, illustration

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a shoulder replacement Stock Photo

RFTXAMPD–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of a shoulder replacement

RF2H57KJ2–Illustration showing healthy shoulder joint and osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the human scapula Stock Photo

RF2ABE3AY–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the human scapula

Illustration showing shoulder impingement Stock Photo

RF2HTRP21–Illustration showing shoulder impingement

RFACN5GJ–The scapula

RF2HN5WRW–Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background

Multiple views of Shoulder Girdle Stock Photo

RF2KG71NX–Multiple views of Shoulder Girdle

Archive image from page 640 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. 619 flammation of the membranes of the brain, and Dr. Smith made the post-mortem ex- amination. Upon entering the room his attention was attracted by the appearances which the shoulder joints presented. The de- viations from the normal state were most remarkable at the left side. The muscles of the shoulder and arm were atrophied, the acromion process projected considerably, and the head of the humerus could be perc Stock Photo

RMW1WA9B–Archive image from page 640 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. 619 flammation of the membranes of the brain, and Dr. Smith made the post-mortem ex- amination. Upon entering the room his attention was attracted by the appearances which the shoulder joints presented. The de- viations from the normal state were most remarkable at the left side. The muscles of the shoulder and arm were atrophied, the acromion process projected considerably, and the head of the humerus could be perc

Conceptual hand writing showing Rotator Cuff Disorders. Business photo text tissues in the shoulder get irritated or damaged Keyboard key Intention to Stock Photo

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$Clavicle fracture Stock Photo$

RFD1D4D4–Clavicle fracture

$The practice of surgery . the fractured bone. Fracture of the Acromion. The acromion process may be detachedfrom the spine of the scapula, by directviolence. There are pain, swelling, andloss of power, and a depression can be feltat the injured part, in consequence of thefractured portion being drawn downwardson the head of the humerus, by the actionof the deltoid muscle. At the same time,the clavicle is drawn downwards and for-wards on the coracoid process, by the sub-clavius, and by the action of the deltoidand pectoralis major muscles overcomingthat of the trapezius and sterno-cleido-mastoi Stock Photo$

RM2AX05CE–The practice of surgery . the fractured bone. Fracture of the Acromion. The acromion process may be detachedfrom the spine of the scapula, by directviolence. There are pain, swelling, andloss of power, and a depression can be feltat the injured part, in consequence of thefractured portion being drawn downwardson the head of the humerus, by the actionof the deltoid muscle. At the same time,the clavicle is drawn downwards and for-wards on the coracoid process, by the sub-clavius, and by the action of the deltoidand pectoralis major muscles overcomingthat of the trapezius and sterno-cleido-mastoi

RMD3HG82–SKELETON, SHOULDER

. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Scapular Apparatus of Chelys. a, scapula; b, acromion process; c, coracoid bone. tiles, nothing like it existing in any other ver- tebrate animals : nevertheless, the relations of these bones, and the muscles derived from them, prove clearly enough their identity, and allow of strict comparison with those of other races of vertebrata. The pelvis is always composed of three distinct bones on each side, which contribute, as in quadrupeds, to the formation of the coty- loid cavity, viz. the ilium (fig. 179, a.), which is Fi Stock Photo

RMPFN6NX–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Scapular Apparatus of Chelys. a, scapula; b, acromion process; c, coracoid bone. tiles, nothing like it existing in any other ver- tebrate animals : nevertheless, the relations of these bones, and the muscles derived from them, prove clearly enough their identity, and allow of strict comparison with those of other races of vertebrata. The pelvis is always composed of three distinct bones on each side, which contribute, as in quadrupeds, to the formation of the coty- loid cavity, viz. the ilium (fig. 179, a.), which is Fi

. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . of the Triceps Muscle. 9, Posterior, or An Anterior View of the Humerus of th« Vertebral Margin. 10, The Spine. 11, Eight Side. 1, The Shaft, or Diaphysis of Smooth Facet for the Trapezius Muscle. the Bone. 2, The Head. 3, Anatomical 12, Acromion Process. 13, Nutritious Fo- Neck. 4, Greater Tuberosity. 5, Lesser raraen. 14, Coracoid Process. 15, Part of Tuberosity. 6, The Bicipital Groove. 7, the Origin of the Deltoid Muscle. External Bicipital Eidge for the insertion of the Pectoralis Major. 8, Internal Bici- p Stock Photo

RMMA77E2–. Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools . of the Triceps Muscle. 9, Posterior, or An Anterior View of the Humerus of th« Vertebral Margin. 10, The Spine. 11, Eight Side. 1, The Shaft, or Diaphysis of Smooth Facet for the Trapezius Muscle. the Bone. 2, The Head. 3, Anatomical 12, Acromion Process. 13, Nutritious Fo- Neck. 4, Greater Tuberosity. 5, Lesser raraen. 14, Coracoid Process. 15, Part of Tuberosity. 6, The Bicipital Groove. 7, the Origin of the Deltoid Muscle. External Bicipital Eidge for the insertion of the Pectoralis Major. 8, Internal Bici- p

RF2J4HXK7–Painful shoulder, illustration

RF2ABCPYM–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the human scapula

RF2HTRP1R–Illustration showing shoulder impingement

3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the nerves of the shoulder Stock Photo

RF2ABD83J–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the nerves of the shoulder

RFACK47K–The scapula

RF2HN5WTB–Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background

Posterior view of Right Scapula Stock Photo

RF2KG712B–Posterior view of Right Scapula

Archive image from page 611 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 590 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. bicipital groove. It was remarkable that the acromion process and other portions of bone, te. 429. Case of J. Byrne. — Chronic rheumatic arthritis. a, line of complete division of the acromion into two portions; b, coracoid process; c, acromial end of the clavicle, worn by the attrition of the head of the hnmerus; d, tendon of the biceps adherent to the bone; e, glenoid cavity ; f, capsule widen- ed ; foreign Stock Photo

RMW1W8GE–Archive image from page 611 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana0401todd Year: 1847 590 ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT. bicipital groove. It was remarkable that the acromion process and other portions of bone, te. 429. Case of J. Byrne. — Chronic rheumatic arthritis. a, line of complete division of the acromion into two portions; b, coracoid process; c, acromial end of the clavicle, worn by the attrition of the head of the hnmerus; d, tendon of the biceps adherent to the bone; e, glenoid cavity ; f, capsule widen- ed ; foreign

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RFD1B9FD–Separated shoulder

$Interstate medical journal . and ecchymosisabout the right clavicle, and total inability to move the arm at the shoulderjoint. On palpation I found that the outer half of the clavicle could be de-pressed, and that when pressure was released, it would rebound upward, andthe acromial end of the clavicle would be above the acromion process. With these findings I made the tentative diagnosis of acromio-claviculardisarticulation, and ordered an x-ray to be taken. The x-ray picture, as in Bamberger: Tiro Unusual Cases of Fracture 955 Fig. 1, showed a longitudinal fracture through the clavicle, with Stock Photo$

RM2AJ3X23–Interstate medical journal . and ecchymosisabout the right clavicle, and total inability to move the arm at the shoulderjoint. On palpation I found that the outer half of the clavicle could be de-pressed, and that when pressure was released, it would rebound upward, andthe acromial end of the clavicle would be above the acromion process. With these findings I made the tentative diagnosis of acromio-claviculardisarticulation, and ordered an x-ray to be taken. The x-ray picture, as in Bamberger: Tiro Unusual Cases of Fracture 955 Fig. 1, showed a longitudinal fracture through the clavicle, with

. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 380 connecting it with its fellow of the opposite side (called ' ligamen- tum nuchoe'by Meckel), and is inserted into the spine (' margo anterior scapulae,' Meckel) and acromion process of the scapula, and into the outer half of the cla- vicle. The ldtissi?nus dor si, a very long and broad muscle, arises from the spines of all the dorsal and lumbar vertebrae, and from the eleven posterior ribs; it is in- serted by a broad and strong tendon into the distal half of the ulnar margin of the luimerus. At its anterior part thi Stock Photo

RMPFN6YT–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 380 connecting it with its fellow of the opposite side (called ' ligamen- tum nuchoe'by Meckel), and is inserted into the spine (' margo anterior scapulae,' Meckel) and acromion process of the scapula, and into the outer half of the cla- vicle. The ldtissi?nus dor si, a very long and broad muscle, arises from the spines of all the dorsal and lumbar vertebrae, and from the eleven posterior ribs; it is in- serted by a broad and strong tendon into the distal half of the ulnar margin of the luimerus. At its anterior part thi

. Dr. Lesure's warranted veterinary remedies : the causes, symptoms and treatment of diseases for which they are recommended . The Skeleton of the Horse. Zygomatic arch. Eye cavity. Face bones. Incisor teeth. Molar teeth. Lower jaw. Atlas, ist vertebra of neck. Axis, 2d vertebra of neck. Cervical vertebrae (5). Spinal processes of back. Dorsal and lumbar vertebrae. Sacrum. Tail bones. Shoulder blade. Acromion process. Hollow of shoulder blade. Upper end of arm bone. Arm bone or humerus. Elbow bone. Cartilages of the ribs. Ribs. Haunch. Haunch bone. 24. Great trochanter. 25. Small trochanter. 2 Stock Photo

RMMAAJJE–. Dr. Lesure's warranted veterinary remedies : the causes, symptoms and treatment of diseases for which they are recommended . The Skeleton of the Horse. Zygomatic arch. Eye cavity. Face bones. Incisor teeth. Molar teeth. Lower jaw. Atlas, ist vertebra of neck. Axis, 2d vertebra of neck. Cervical vertebrae (5). Spinal processes of back. Dorsal and lumbar vertebrae. Sacrum. Tail bones. Shoulder blade. Acromion process. Hollow of shoulder blade. Upper end of arm bone. Arm bone or humerus. Elbow bone. Cartilages of the ribs. Ribs. Haunch. Haunch bone. 24. Great trochanter. 25. Small trochanter. 2

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Illustration showing calcific tendinitis and calcific bursitis Stock Photo

RF2H423W4–Illustration showing calcific tendinitis and calcific bursitis

RF2ABE78F–3d rendered medically accurate illustration of the nerves of the shoulder

RF2HN5WN8–Medical x-ray of the spine body isolated on the white background

Bones of Shoulder Girdle - Lateral View Stock Photo

RF2KG6W1B–Bones of Shoulder Girdle - Lateral View

Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 58 H I T C II C O C K ' S ANATOMY of the Triceps Muscle. 9, Posterior, or An Anterior View of the Humerus of th« Vertebral Margin. 10, The Spine. 11, Eight Side. 1, The Shaft, or Diaphysis of Smooth Facet for the Trapezius Muscle. the Bone. 2, The Head. 3, Anatomical 12, Acromion Process. 13, Nutritious Fo- Neck. 4, Greater Tuberosity. 5, Lesser raraen. 14, Coracoid Process. 15, Part of Tuberosity. 6, The Bicipital Groove. 7, the Origin of the Deltoid Muscle. External Bicipital Stock Photo

RMRYGEKP–Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 58 H I T C II C O C K ' S ANATOMY of the Triceps Muscle. 9, Posterior, or An Anterior View of the Humerus of th« Vertebral Margin. 10, The Spine. 11, Eight Side. 1, The Shaft, or Diaphysis of Smooth Facet for the Trapezius Muscle. the Bone. 2, The Head. 3, Anatomical 12, Acromion Process. 13, Nutritious Fo- Neck. 4, Greater Tuberosity. 5, Lesser raraen. 14, Coracoid Process. 15, Part of Tuberosity. 6, The Bicipital Groove. 7, the Origin of the Deltoid Muscle. External Bicipital

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RFD1EY4K–Shoulder bursa, bursitis

. The principles and practice of surgery. her of theother two forms. The patient must be laid on his back, with a firmpillow between the shoulders, and the arm should be slightly elevatedand confined to the side of the body. The outer or acromial end of the clavicle is not unfrequently dislo-cated upwards, and more rarely it isdriven fairly over the acromion process,constituting a dislocation upwards andoutwards. This dislocation is easily reduced, butthe clavicle is with difficulty retained inplace. The treatment consists in the ap-plication of a force over the top and outerend of the clavicl Stock Photo

RM2AFMPB3–. The principles and practice of surgery. her of theother two forms. The patient must be laid on his back, with a firmpillow between the shoulders, and the arm should be slightly elevatedand confined to the side of the body. The outer or acromial end of the clavicle is not unfrequently dislo-cated upwards, and more rarely it isdriven fairly over the acromion process,constituting a dislocation upwards andoutwards. This dislocation is easily reduced, butthe clavicle is with difficulty retained inplace. The treatment consists in the ap-plication of a force over the top and outerend of the clavicl

. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 469 backwards over the ribs, and includes, with the coracoid, an acute angle, the coraco-scapular angle. The glenoid cavity (gl. cv) is formed in equal proportion by the two bones ; in- ternal to it the scapula is produced into an acromion process. In front of the coracoids is a slender V-shaped bone, the furcula (fur) or " merrythought," the apex of which nearly reaches the sternum, while each of its extremities is attached by ligament to the acromion and acro-coracoid processes of the corresponding side in such a way that a large aper- ture, t Stock Photo

RMPG3YDG–. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 469 backwards over the ribs, and includes, with the coracoid, an acute angle, the coraco-scapular angle. The glenoid cavity (gl. cv) is formed in equal proportion by the two bones ; in- ternal to it the scapula is produced into an acromion process. In front of the coracoids is a slender V-shaped bone, the furcula (fur) or " merrythought," the apex of which nearly reaches the sternum, while each of its extremities is attached by ligament to the acromion and acro-coracoid processes of the corresponding side in such a way that a large aper- ture, t