Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : J. Anderson ; London : Longman · leaf 92
convey an idea of it to the non-medical reader.The proper subjects for observation are healthy individualsbelow the middle period of life. The brain, stript of itsouter covering the dura mater, is represented in figures 1.and 2. These figures and the accompanying descriptions,arc not intended for… … Figure 1. represents the upper surface of the brain, stript of mem-brane ; the skull, through the middle part of which a horizontal sec-tion is made, surrounds it. The front is at A; and the line A B is thedivision between the two hemispheres. A strong membrane calledthe falciform process of the…
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