The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 51
47 1884.] White, Dislocation of . Tendon of Biceps Muscle. most important of the group, as, if its existence be admitted, it is abso- lutely pathognomonic. In very thin persons the groove may be felt through the anterior fibres of the deltoid which overlies it ; in muscular persons not Fig. 10 … so readily. Empty of its tendon its sharp edges, its deep sulcus, its situation precisely in front and a little to the inner side of the head of the bone, its movement with the latter, might be expected on a priori grounds to ren- der it much more easily recognizable than in its normal condition.…
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