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Published on: 2012-05-10
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853 Excerpt: ...c), for articulation with the ulna, narrowing antero-posteriorly towards the inner extremity, which is bent forward to articulate with the pisiforme. (Fig. 9,/; 11, d.) The distal surface presents a broad, transverse, sigmoid concavity for conjunction with the unciforme, and at its inner extremity is bent backwards to join the metacarpal of the little finger. Os Pisiforme.--(Pl. VIII, Fig. 14.) The. pisiforme is an irregular, oblong, lenticular bone, with an obtuse margin. Its dorsal surface is a little convex and rough for tendinous attachment. The palmar surface is concave superiorly; and forms a prominent ovoidal tuberosity below. The antero-external margin presents a single, elliptical, articular surface (Fig. 14, a), bent near its middle; the lower portion being intended to join the cuneiforme, the other portion to join the ulna. The specimen in the collection of Dr. Dickeson, is a fifth smaller than that described, and it has its articular surface more bent at the middle. Os Magnum.--(PI. VIII, Figs. 10,12,13, A.) The os magnum, in this instance indicating the impropriety of many names in anatomy, is the smallest bone of the carpus. It is irregularly wedge-shaped, and is situated between the scapho-trapezial, lunar, trapezoid, unciform, and median metacarpal bones, with all of which it articulates. Proximally it presents an oblique plane (Figs. 10, 12, d), for articulation with the lunar bone; and continuous with this facet on the inner side is one for the unciform bone. On the outer side it presents at the dorsal border a tripartite articular facet, separated by a deep interarticular groove from an oval facet at the palmar border. The tripartite facet articulates with the scapho-trapezial, the trapezoid, and median metacarpal bones; and the oval face...
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