The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 122
e of superior maxillary bone, at floor of orbit, or may more rarely meet with ascending process from the last-named bone. (Gruber.) In Fig. I1 it will be seen that the lachrymal bone is completely sepa- rated from the ethmoid (which is divided into several irregular areas) by an ascending process… … A. Kudiments of lachrymal bone. B. Nasal process of superior maxilla. C. Orbital plate of os frontis. D. Os planum. E. Orbital pla#e of superior maxilla. (d.) Lachrymal bone may be absent; a small irregular space indicating the position it should occupy, see Fig. 4. W. and H. Museum (261). Fig. 4.…
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