Identifier: atlastextboo00schu (find matches)
Title: Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Schultze, Oskar Max Sigismund, 1859-1920 Stewart, George David, b. 1862 Thomas, W. Hershey
Subjects: Anatomy Anatomy, Surgical and topographical
Publisher: Philadelphia and London : W. B. Saunders & company
Contributing Library: West Virginia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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e palpate and operate upon the bladder (in the male), the prostategland, and the seminal vesicles? How does the enlargement of the prostate gland affect the internal orifice of the urethra? To what height may we operate upon the anterior rectal wall without endangering the integrityof the peritoneal cavity? To what parts may a carcinoma of the rectum extend anteriorly ? From what situation may the posterior wall of the bladder be opened in the female? Which wall of the cervix may be incised without danger of opening the peritoneal cavity, and inwhich wall does this danger exist? What is the relation of the inferior extremity of the ureter to the vagina ? What peculiarity of the female urethra is of importance from a practical standpoint? Is it easier to enter the peritoneal cavity through the anterior or through the posterior vaginalvault ? What has happened when urine dribbles from the cervix or from the vagina, and what when fecesescape through the vagina ? Pig- 74- Fg- 75- Fig. 76.
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Descending of pubi Obturator Ascending ramus of ischiumforamen THE REGION OF THE HIP. 155 Fig. 74.—A diagrammatic representation of an anterior view of the hip-joint. The attachment of the capsularligament corresponds to the linea intertrochanterica (red). The weaker portions of the capsule are colored yellow.A detailed description will be found in the text. Fig. 75.—A diagrammatic representation of a posterior view of the hip-joint. The attachment of the capsularligament (red line) is situated above the intertrochanteric crest. The weak areas in the posterior portion of the capsuleare colored yellow. FlG. 76.—A diagrammatic representation of the lacuna musculorum, of the lacuna vasorum, and of the femoralring. What part of the uterus may be palpated through the anterior wall of the rectum ?Where may we palpate the ovaries? THE LOWER EXTREMITY. In accordance with the fact that the lower extremity is considerably larger than the upperone, we find that the vessels and the nerves o

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