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Table 2 Gives a lateral and internal view of the Pelvis divided longitudinally

This Plate shews the distance from the superior part of the os sacrum to the ossa pubis, as well as from the last-mentioned bones to the coccyx, which in each amounts to about four inches and a quarter. The depth likewise of the posterior, lateral, and anterior parts of the pelvis, is shewn, not in the line of the body, but in that of the pelvis from its brim downward, which is generally three times deeper on the posterior than anterior part, and twice the depth of the last at the sides.

From this view appears also the angle which is formed by the last vertebra of the loins and the superior part of the os sacrum, as likewise the concavity or hollow space in the posterior internal part of the pelvis, arising from the curvature of the last-mentioned bone and coccyx ; finally, the distance from which to the posterior parts of the ossa ischium is here expressed.

Vide Tab. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. Also Vol. I. and II as referred to in the former Table.

Legend

  • A The three lower vertebrae of the loins.
  • B The os sacrum.
  • C The os coccygis.
  • D The left os ilium.
  • E The left os ischium.
  • F The os pubis of the same side.
  • G The acute process of the os ischium.
  • H The foramen magnum.
  • I The brim of the pelvis.




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