Eponymic structures in human anatomy / by James Finlayson.

  • Finlayson, James, 1840-1906.
Date:
1895
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Credit: Eponymic structures in human anatomy / by James Finlayson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Horner, William Edmonds, American surgeon, 1793—1853.— Muscle of (tensor tarsi). Houston, John, Irish surgeon, 1802—1845.—Folds of (in rectum); Muscle of (compressing veins of penis); Valves of (in rectum). HovillS, Jacobus, Dutch anatomist, M.D. in 1702.—Plexus of (in ciliary region); Canal of (same as Fontana); Sinus venosus Hovii (vente vorticosie). Huguier, Pierre Charles, French surgeon, 1804—1873.—Glands of (two small glands opening into vagina); Caned, of (for chorda tympani). Hunter, John, Physiologist, pathologist, and surgeon in London (Scottish birth), 1728—1793.-—Hunter's caned. Hunter, William, Anatomist, physician, and obstetrician in London (Scottish birth), 1718—1783.—Ligament of (round ligament of uterus). HllSChke, Emil, German anatomist, 1797 — 1858.—Huschke’s valve (lachrymal) ; Huschke’s caned (tympanum) ; Huschke’s fm'amen (tympanic plate). IngTassias, Giovanni Filippo, Anatomist in Naples, 1510— 1580.—Processes of (lesser wings of sphenoid). Jacob, Arthur, Irish ophthalmic surgeon, 1790—1874.—Jacob’s membrane or coeit (in retina). Jacobson, Ludwig1 Levin, Danish anatomist, 1783—1843.— Jacobson’s anastomosis; Canal of; Ceirtilage of; Jacobson’s nerve ; Jacobson’s organ. Jarjavay, J. F., French surgeon, 1815—1868.—Muscle of (de- pressor urethra). Kerkring1, Theodorus, Dutch anatomist, 1640—1693.— Valves o/’(valvuke conniventes). Kilian, Hermann Friedrich, German professor of midwifery, 1800—1863.—Lineci prominens of (sacrum). Kobelt, Georg1 Ludwig1, German surgeon, 1804—1857.—Muscle of (compressor of veme dorsales penis). Kolliker, Rudolph Albert, Swiss anatomist and professor in Wurzburg, 1817—.—Nucleus of (central canal of spinal cord). Krause, Wilhelm, German anatomist, 1833—.—Glands of (con- junctiva) ; Membrane of (microscopic muscular structure). Labbe, Charles (thesis published in Paris, 1882).—Posterior anastomosing vein of Labbe (a cortical cerebral vein). Lancisius, J M., Italian professor of anatomy, 1654—1720.— Nerves of Jjancisi (in corpus callosum). Laumonier, Jean Baptiste, French surgeon, 1749—1818.— Ganglion of (carotid superior).