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Identifier: atlasofhumananat04tolduoft (find matches)
Title: An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Toldt, Carl, 1840-1920 Dalla Rosa, Alois
Subjects: Human anatomy
Publisher: London Rebman
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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^eitin, tuiof the coccyx to the skin of the hinderof the anus.-Tk. anococcygeal ligament, \angle of the anus. It gi\ Musculi perinei—Muscles of the perineum. 528 MUSCLES OF THE PERINEUM External or superficial sphincter T Superficial layerof the anus -i M. sphincter ani externus ( Deep layerConnexion (at the central point of the perineum) ofthe hulbocavemosus or ejaculator urinie muFclewith the external or superficial sphincter of the anus;Ischiocavernosus or erector ,\ ; penis muscle / , Bulbooavernosus or ejaculator ^^urinse muscle Anus with surrounding skin Post-anal furrow, or crena clunium / Crena ani / , Obturator fascia—Fascia obturatoria Falciform process of the greatsacrosciatic ligamentProcessus falciiurmis Posterior or great sacro-sciatic ligamentLig. sacrotubcrosiun Constrictor or compressor urethrae, or deep transverse perineal muscle M. lr3iisvcraUbijc;i-iii>:i prufundus Obturator membrane, or ligamentMembrana obturatoria Tuberosity of the ischiumTuber ischiadicum
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Anococcygeal ligamentLi(^. anococcygeum Ligament of the tip of*\ the coccyx? *Lig. apicis coccygis Obturator internus muscle Spine of the ischiumSpina ischiadica Fourth posterior sacral foramen 1 crimen sicrile posteriiis IV.Posterior or great sacrosciatic ligament Lig. sacrotuberosiim °^.^^ilJ°^S.*°n?elvlc diaphragm. \ Pelvic d JDiaphras ^ See note ^ to p. 527. - See note - to p. 527. 3 Ligamentum Apkis Coccygis.—From the tip of the coccyx, writes Quain (Anatomy, loth ed., vol. li., part ii., a fibrous band passes to the integument, which is often, especially in the infant, marked by a depression (^foveola coccygca) at tlThis is the ligament sliown in the accompanying figure, and called by Toldt the *ligament of the tip o/ihe coccyx.—1^. 4 See Appendix, note ^1. 178), Fig. gi6.—The Muscles of the Perineal Region of the Male seen from the Left Side.Levator Ani, and Coccygeus or Levator Coccygis Muscles, forming the PelvicDiaphragm. The skin surrounding the anus, and covering

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