Fragments from the book Heister C. Succincta anatomia corporis humani (1726). The author writes about the site of distal attachment and role of the ligamentum capitis femoris (LCF). Information about the author could not be clarified.
Quote 1.
Pars II. Tabula I. De Connexione Ossium ingenere. Not.
Συνέυρωστε. Συνδεσμώσις s.
Ligamentosa; sic per ligamentum connectuntur os femoris cum osse ischio.
Quote 2.
[Lat]
Caput II. De Ossibus Artuum Inferiorum sive totius
Pedis. Tabula I. De Osse Femoris. Not.
1. Incentro capitis magni, pro alligatione ligamenti
teretis.
Translation
[Eng]
Quote 1.
Part II. Table I. About the connection
formed by bones. Note.
Συνέυρωστε. Συνδεσμώσις s. Ligamentosa;
ligamentous; thus, the femur is connected to the ischium by a ligament.
Quote 2.
Chapter II. About the bones of the lower
limbs or the entire leg. Table I. Femur. Note.
1. In the center of the large head, for
attaching the rounded ligament.
External links
Heister C. Succincta anatomia corporis humani, ad usum
medicinae tyronum in tabulas redacta. Freibergae: J.H. Zedler, 1726. [books.google]
Authors &
Affiliations
Christian Heister (XVIII cent.?) was anatomist?
Keywords
ligamentum capitis femoris, ligamentum teres, ligament of head of femur, anatomy, synonym, distal attachment, role
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