Photographic Atlas of Practical Anatomy II: Neck · Head · Back · Chest · Upper Extremities Companion Volume Including Nomina Anatomica and Index

862 Pages·1999·127.82 MB·English

by  Prof. Dr. Walter Thiel (auth.)

Thiel · Photographic Atlas of Practical Anatomy II
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg GmbH
WALTER THIEL
Photographic
Atlas
of Practical
Anatomy II
Neck · Head · Back
Chest · Upper Extremities
Translated by Terry C. Telger
With the Assistance of Udo Schumacher
With 205 Color Figures
Springer
Prof. Dr. Walter Thiel Translators:
Anatomisches Institut
Terry C. Telger
University of Graz
Translations for Health Sciences
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Prof. Dr. Udo Schumacher
Anatomisches Institut
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Thiel, Walter:
Photographic atlas of practical anatomy I Walter Thiel.
Trans!. by Terry C. Telger with the assistance
ofUdo Schumacher.
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Dt. Ausg. u. d. T.: Thiel, Walter: Photographischer Atlas der
praktischen Anatomie
II. Neck, Head, Back, Chest, Upper Extremities.-1999
Companion Vol. Including Nomina Anatomica and Index.-1999
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DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-59819-7
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IV
Prologue
The dissections pictured in this book
are from individuals
who willed their bodies to medical science
that they might benefit the sick.
THEIR DEATH CARRIES THE DIGNITY
OF RENDERING SELFLESS SERVICE TO THE LIVES OF OTHERS
Preface
In the Preface to the first volume of the Photographic Atlas of Practical Anatomy, we
explained our special interpretation of the structure of the superficial fascia of the hu
man body. The second volume of the Atlas retains this concept and further substanti
ates its validity.
The order in which the anatomic regions are presented may seem unconventional, but
it is intended to reflect the importance of"transitional regions" in understanding ana
tomic relationships. Wherever possible, regions that border one another are presented
in sequence. Additionally, we wanted the format of the second volume to follow that of
the first, so the joints are placed at the end of the book and the preceding pages are de
voted to the upper limb.
We start with the neck, as it provides a logical transition to the head. The nuchal region
serves the same function for the back, which, as part of the thoracic cage, forms a gate
way to the lateral and anterior chest wall and finally to the upper limbs, which original
ly developed from the torso as ventral buds.
A photographic presentation, more than any other, is bound to reflect individual varia
tions. This is not necessarily a disadvantage, and we hope that our approach will serve
to "flesh out" general and abstract principles.
Our reference list covers only works that relate directly to the second volume. Other
sources may be found by consulting the more comprehensive bibliography and preface
ofVolume I.
Graz, autumn 1998 Walter Thiel
VII
Table of Contents
Figure Page
1 Superficial Cervical Region, Punctum Nervosum . . . 2-3
2-9 Median Cervical Region, Sternocleidomastoid Region 4-19
8-18 Carotid Triangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-37
10-12 Exposure of Common Carotid Artery . . . . . . . . . 20-25
13-18 Carotid Triangle, Overall Structure, Anterior Approach
to the Cervical Spine . . . 26-37
19-28 Thyroid Region . . . . . 38-57
27-29 Scalenovertebral Triangle 54-59
30-32 Lateral Cervical Region . 60-65
33-34 Submandibular Triangle, Superficial Cervical Region 66-69
35-39 Parotid-Masseter Region ...... . 70-79
40-42 Lateral Facial Region, Temporal Region 80-85
43-45 Infratemporal Fossa . . . . . . . . . . . 86-91
46-49 Approach to the Middle Meningeal Artery,
Orbit and Temporal Region . . . . . . . . 92-99
50-51 Orbital Region .............. . 100-103
52-60 Occipital Region, Posterior Cervical Region,
Suboccipital Puncture . . . . . . . . . . . . 104-121
61-63 Suprascapular Region, Posterior Cervical Region . . 122-127
64-68 Dorsum of the Thorax, Suprascapular, Interscapular
and Scapular Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128-137
69-7 4 Dorsum of the Thorax, Posterior Cutaneous Branches,
Vertebrolumbar Region . . . . . . 138-149
75-77 Lumbar Puncture, Lumbar Region 150-155
78-85 Pectoral Region 156-171
86-95 Female Breast . . . . . . . . . . 172-191
96-107 Thoracic Cavity, Right Lung, Root of the Lung,
Pulmonary Arteries, Left Lung 192-215
108-110 Posterior Mediastinum, Root of the Lung, Pulmonary Sulcus 216-221
111-113 Pericardium, Pericardia! Cavity 222-229
114-122 Heart ............. . 230-247
115-117 Locating the Coronary Arteries 232-237
123-127 Infraclavicular Region 248-257
128-139 Axilla, Axillary Space 258-281
140-141 Arm and Axilla . . . . 282-285
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Figure Page
142-148 Arm, Posterior Brachial Region, Locating the Radial Nerve 286-299
149-157 Anterior Cubital Region, Subcutaneous Veins,
Superficial Fascia, Various Layers . . . . . . . 300-317
158-164 Anterior Antebrachial Region, Various Layers 318-331
165 Anterior Carpal Region ........... . 332-333
166-173 The Hand, Palm of the Hand, Palmar Aponeurosis,
Structure of the Finger, Carpal Tendon Sheaths 334-349
174-177 The Hand, Digital Tendon Sheaths 350-357
178-181 Posterior Antebrachial Region, Various Layers . 358-365
182-183 The Hand, Dorsum of the Hand, Dorsal Digital Expansion 366-369
184-188 Shoulder Joint, Puncture Sites ........... . 370-379
189-195 Elbow Joint, Collateral Ligaments, Puncture Sites . 380-393
196-205 Joints of the Hand, Aspects, Carpal Joint Mechanics,
Puncture Sites 394-413
Addenda to Figure 49 . . . . . . . 414-415
Bibliography and Proper Names . 417-422
X
WALTER THIEL
Photographic
Atlas
of Practical
Anatomy II
Companion Volume
Including Nomina Anatomica
and Index
Translated by Terry C. Telger
With the Assistance of Udo Schumacher
With 205 Figures
i
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