Lectures on Osteology: Including the Ligaments which Connect the Bones of the Human Skeleton

accident angle anteriorly arch artery articular surface articulation articulatory surface astragalus backwards body calcis capsular ligament carpus cartilage cervical clavicle concave condyles condyloid process connected consequence convex coracoid process cuneiform bone direction disease dislocation dorsal edge ethmoid extending extensor external femur fibres fibula fingers flexor foot foramen foramina fore forwards fossa fracture frontal gives attachment glenoid cavity groove head humerus inferior extremity injury inner side inserted inter-articular internal surface inwards joint junction lateral ligament liable limb lower jaw metacarpal bones metatarsal middle motion muscles nasal neck nerves nose notch oblique occipital orbit orbitar process organs ossa outwards passes patella pelvis phalanges placed plate portion posterior ligament posterior surface posteriorly Practical Remarks presents produced radius render ribs rough sacrum scaphoid scapula situated skull sphenoid bone spinal spine spinous process sternum structure superior maxillary suture synovial membrane temporal bones tendon tibia tissue transverse triangular tubercle ulna upper upwards vertebræ