Applied Anatomy for Osteopathic Students

APPLIED ANATOMY DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF OSTEOPATHIC STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS AS AN AID IN THE ANATOMICAL EXPLANATION OF DISEASE FROM AN OSTEOPATHIC VIEWPOINT.
BY MARION EDWARD CLARK, D. 0.,
Book in PDF format, originally published 1906. Contains 687 pages with illustrations

Realizing the close relation existing between anatomy and osteopathic therapeutics, that the science is built on anatomical and physiological knowledge, I in 1901 outlined a course in a subject that I chose to call, Applied Anatomy. This book is the outgrowth of that attempt to anatomically explain the signs, cause and treatment of disease.
The object of this work is to place osteopathy on a scientific basis by offering anatomical and physiological proof that our etiology of disease is correct; to demonstrate that disturbance of function is, as a rule, due to structural changes, and to point out the significance of anatomical changes; and to furnish the practitioner a ready reference for the explaining of lesions ancl their effects. Anatomical details baYe been avoided unless of importance in the explanation of the subject.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
The atlas 17
The axis 53
The third cervical vertebra 67
The fourth cervical vertebra 76
The fifth cervical vertebra 84
The sixth cervical vertebra 97
The seventh cervical vertebra 104
The region of the neck 115
The thoracic vertebr.e 127
The first thoracic vertebra 127
The second thoracic vertebra 138
The third thoracic vertebra 146
The fourth thoracic vertebra 156
The fifth thoracic vertebra 167
The sixth thoracic vertebra 179
The seventh thoracic vertebra 192
The eighth thoracic vertebra 202
The ninth thoracic vertebra 211
The tenth thoracic vertebra 217
The eleventh thoracic vertebra 225
The twelfth thoracic vertebra 234
The first lumbar vertebra 241
The second lumbar vertebra 251
The third lumbar vertebra 261
The fourth lumbar vertebra 274
The fifth lumbar vertebra 287
The innominate 301
The sacrum 327
The back as a region 332
The spinal cord 367
The ribs 379
The first rib 384
The second rib 390
The third rib 395
The fourth rib 398
The fifth rib 403
The sixth rib 405
The seventh rib 408
The eighth rib 410
The ninth rib 413
The tenth rib 414
The eleventh rib 415
The twelfth rib 418
The thorax 420
The abdomen 435
The temporo-maxillary articulation 448
The hyoid bone 451
The sterno-clavicular articulation 452
The acromioclavicular articulation 453
The shoulder-joint 454
The elbow-joint 459
The wrist-joint 459
The hand 461
The upper extremity as a region 461
The hip-joint 469
The knee-joint 477
The ankle-joint 483
The lower extremity as a region 486
The cranial nerves 494
The olfactory nerve 494
The optic nerve 495
The third cranial nerve 496
The fourth cranial nerve 498
The fifth cranial nerve 498
The sixth cranial nerve 505
The seventh cranial nerve 506
The eighth cranial nerve 508
The ninth cranial nerve 510
The tenth cranial nerve 512
The eleventh cranial nerve 519
The twelfth cranial nerve 520
The brain 522
The medulla oblongata 527
The cerebellum 532
The eye 550
The ear 556
The nose 560
The mouth 563
The pharynx 569
The larynx 571
The thyroid gland 575
The trachea 579
The bronchi 580
The lungs 582
The heart 589
The stomach 598
The liver 60S
The pancreas 616
The spleen 620
The small intestine 622
The large intestine 628
The kidneys 639
The bladder 647
The supra-renal capsules 651
The ovaries 652
The testes 655
The spermatic cord 661
The vesicle seminales 663
The prostate gland 663
The uterus 669
The external genitalia 674
The mammae 674