THE BRACHIAL ARTERY AND ITS BRANCHES

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(AFTER HENLE.) B, the brachial; R, tho radial; U, the ulnar; CLS, the arteria del to ides; CLI, the pro fund a-radial PB, the euperior profande; C2, the arteria collateral is media; CU/, tha anastomotic a. of the arm; RR, th ial recurrent; RU, the anterior ulnar recurrent; /CO, the common int eros san us; 14, the anterior intero eous; 7L, the a ” q sterior int; IR, the posterior Interos- Hingewweidepulsader. Sp. Tous" recurrent 140, the stele Inter omen sn ; ¢. Sy.: CŒ- rior volaria: JAD, the arteria Intero en anterior liac axis. A short ve el dorsal is; M,the medien; CVR, the anterior radio: arising from the front of the abdominal aorta, close to the margin of the opening in the diaphragm for the pa age of the aorta. 1t lies behind the le er omentum and to the left side of the Spigelian lobe of the liver, and divides into the coronary a. of the stomach and carpal; ‘CVU, the anterior ulno-carpal; posterior radio-carpal; CDU, the posterior alnocarpal; MDU, the posterior ‘ulno-carpal; MVS, the superficial’ volar; MVP, the ulnar portion of the deep palmar arch; DC, the first palmar digital.
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