Monro, Alexander: Observations on the structure and functions of the nervous system: illustrated with tables (Edinburgh [u.a.], 1783)

38 EXPLANATION OF THE TABLES.

TABLE XVIII.

THIS table represents the threads which compose the ra-
dial nerve of Monro, or median nerve os Winslow, tra-
ced by disTecliion.
AA The threads composing the radial nerve separated srom each other
near the top of the humerus.
BB The various joinings and divisions of the fibres as they proceed down
the humerus.
CCCC Branches sent osf to neighbouring parts.
DD The net-work the fibres form in their progress down the sore-arm.
EE At the wrist, the whole nerve grows ssatter than it is above, and the
threads are more intimately blended.
FG The branches sent to the thumb.
HIKLM Branches to the fore, mid, and hals os the ring-finger.

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