1896
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.23725
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Anatomy, descriptive and surgical / by Henry Gray.

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“…Anteriorly, the septal cartilage attaches inferiorly to the anterior nasal spine and superiorly to the lateral cartilages. As already described by Gray (1858Gray ( [2005) the lateral cartilages are triangular in shape, and are thicker anteriorly where they attach to the septal cartilage. They are continuous with the septal cartilage along the superior border, separating anteriorly to allow movement during respiration (Kastenbaur & Masing, 1995).…”
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“…Anteriorly, the septal cartilage attaches inferiorly to the anterior nasal spine and superiorly to the lateral cartilages. As already described by Gray (1858Gray ( [2005) the lateral cartilages are triangular in shape, and are thicker anteriorly where they attach to the septal cartilage. They are continuous with the septal cartilage along the superior border, separating anteriorly to allow movement during respiration (Kastenbaur & Masing, 1995).…”
Section: Anatomymentioning
confidence: 52%
“…They are continuous with the septal cartilage along the superior border, separating anteriorly to allow movement during respiration (Kastenbaur & Masing, 1995). The lateral cartilages attach to the inferior surface of the nasal bones and may also attach to the frontal process of the maxilla (Gray 1858(Gray [2005; Straatsma & Straatsma, 1951;Natvig et al 1971). Some, however, consider the lateral cartilages to be wing-like extensions of the septal cartilage (Basmajian, 1971;McKinney et al 1986).…”
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“…A typical female cycle lasts 28 days; however, this can range from 21-35 days 1 . The ovarian cycle has two distinct phases: The follicular phase (days [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] and the luteal phase (days 14-28). The follicular phase is characterized by follicle development and growth, the goal being that one follicle matures and releases an egg at the time of ovulation, around day 14 of the female cycle.…”
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“…The anatomical geometry of the vertebrae has been described in the literature by Swindler and Wood (1973), Kapandji (1974), Hamilton (1976), Gray (1977) and Kazarian (1978). Although variations are seen in the geometric features of different vertebrae, a typical vertebra consists of two components, the vertebral body and the vertebral arch.…”
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“…ExtensLve iMiographies can be found pertaining to the surgical anatomy of some of these liaments in humans (3,4,15). Literature on the morphoioav of individual ligaments in humans arose from surgical and pathological considerations, an, most of this information .s zentered on ligamentous structures at cervico-thoracic :r .hciacc'-iunoar 'ucz-ons.…”
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