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Plate text: Distribution of the Areas of the Sensory Roots upon the Surface of the Body (from Kocher)

Red: Area of the cervical roots (C. 2 to C. 7)
Yellow: Area of the dorsal roots (D. 1 to D. 12)
Green: Area of the lumbar roots (L. 1 to L. 4)
Red: Area of the sacral roots (S. 1 to S.4)

Identifier: textbookofmedici02struuoft (find matches)
Title: A text-book of medicine for students and practitioners
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Strümpell, Adolf von, 1853-1925 Knapp, Philip Coombs, 1858- Vickery, Herman F. (Herman Frank), 1856
Subjects: Medicine -- Practice
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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Intercostal muscles. Abdominal muscles. Lowest abdominal muscles.Quadratus lumborum.Iliopsoas.Sartorius. Cremaster. Iliopsoas (psoas, iliacus internus). Iliopsoas. Adductors of the thigh. Pectineus. Extensor cruris quadriceps.Obturator externus (?)Gracilis, adductores.Tibialis anticus. Glutceu^ medium et minimus. Semimembranosus, semitendinosus. Biceps femoris. Tensor fasciae latse. Dorsal extensors of the foot and toes. \ Outward rotators of the thigh. Pyriformis.Obturator internus.Gemelli. Quadratus femoris.Dorsal extensors of the foot and toes.(Tibialis anticus, peronei, extensor digitorum com-munis.) Flexors of the foot (gastrocnemius, soleus). Flexor digitorum communis, flexor hallucis longus. TibiaUs posticus. Small muscles of the foot. Erection. Perineal muscles. Striated muscles of the urethra, the rectum and thegenital organs. i i i Considering tlie muscles witli regard to their function, we obtain the fol-lowing table of the motor functions of the spinal segments: ILAl^K V(
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fi3.2. fia.i. DlSTRIBrTIOX OF THE AuKAS OF THE ReNSORY RoOTS TTPOX TMIO SuRFACE OF THE liouV (FROM KoCHER). Red: Area of ihe cervical rools (C 2 to C. 7).Yellow: Area of the dorsal roots (1). 1 to D. 12).Green: Area of the lumbar roots (L. 1 to Tj. 4).Rlu<: Area of tlie sacral roots (8. 1 to S. 4). DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE SPINAL CORD 289 Cervical Cord 1st Cervical Segment: Turning the head.Bending the head backward. 2d and 3d Cervical Segments: Bending thehead forward. Raising the shoulders. 4th Cervical Segment: Inspiration. Drawingthe shoulders backward. 6th Cervical Segment: Raising and outwardrotation of the upper arm. Flexion andsupination of the forearm. 6th Cervical Segment: Adduction and in-ward rotation of the upper arm. Exten-sion and pronation of the forearm. 7th Cervical Segment: Flexion and extensionof the hand. 8th Cervical Seg-ment: 1st Dorsal Segment: Flexion and extensionof the fingers. Move-ment of the thumb. Lumbar Cord 2d and 3d Lumbar Segments: Flexion and

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