Their distal ends do not, however, remain close to the peritoneal membrane, but pass outwards along the intermuscular septa till their free ends come into very close proximity with the skin.
In the anterior part of the trunk the ribs pass outwards along the intermuscularsepta till they reach the epidermis.
They envelop the body-cavity, their proximal parts being placed immediately outside the peritoneal membrane, along the bases of the intermuscular septa.
In Ganoids and Dipnoi, in which the most primitive arrangement is probably retained, the ribs are attached to the haemal processes, and are placed immediately without the peritoneal membrane at the insertions of the intermuscular septa.
For this reason, when the vertebrae became formed, their centres were opposite not the middle of the myotomes but the intermuscular septa.
In the lines of junction between the plates layers of connective-tissue cells appear, which form the commencements of the intermuscular septa.
The recti abdominis are the least altered part of this system, and usually retain indications of the primitive intermuscular septa, which in many Amphibia and Lacertilia are also to some extent preserved in the other abdominal muscles.
In Teleostei they are entirely below the muscles along the lines of the intermuscular septa, and this is partially true for Ganoidei, though not wholly so in Lepidosteus.
In higher Mammalia the ends of the muscular bands inserted into the valves become fibrous, from the development of intermuscular connective tissue, and the atrophy of the muscular elements.
While still in the embryonic condition, a stolon grows out from its dorsal side in the seventh intermuscular space.
The complicated outlines of the intermuscular septa become gradually established during the later stages of development, causing the well-known appearances of the muscles in transverse sections, which require no special notice here.
These buds are almost exactly similar to the original sexual form; they do not acquire sexual organs, but are provided with a stolon attached on the ventral side, in the sixth intermuscular space.
A large part of the intermuscular connective tissue.
It is met with also in the subcutaneous and intermuscular cellular tissue, and in the abdominal wall, where it sometimes attains considerable dimensions.
When, because of exposure to drafts or the evaporation of moisture on the surface, there is a disturbance of the circulation in these intermuscular planes, the secretion which prevents the friction of muscle movements is disturbed.
The directions in which they proceed are in the course of the intermuscular connective tissues.
They were obtained from the brain, liver, and intermuscular substance of a pig fed with proglottides about thirty days previously.
The extensor communis digitorum lies close to the outer side of the anterior tibial muscle, and arises from the upper three-fourths of the fibula, from the interosseous ligament and intermuscular septum.
In extreme cases the fat entirely disappears throughout the body; the omentum and mesentery are entirely devoid of it, as well as the subcutaneous and intermuscular cellular tissue.
Gases begin to be developed and distend the abdomen and hollow organs and to form under the skin in the subcutaneous and intermuscular tissue.
Associated with the ribs are a second series of rib-like bones, the =intermuscular bones=.
Rapid and great swelling takes place, if reduction and coaptation are not soon resorted to; the bloodvessels are torn more and more by the ends of the bone, and effusion of blood into the intermuscular cellular tissue is easy.
It may be due to muscular atrophy or intermuscular proliferations of connective tissue, to dilatation of the oesophagus, and to disease in the tube.
The same changes occasionally affect the muscles, the infiltration occurring beneath the fibrous sheaths and into the intermuscular spaces, and the fibres are more or less torn.
However engendered, there is a rapid distension of the organ by blood, followed by infiltration of fibrin and serum into the intermuscular connective tissue and into the planes of the connective tissue separating the muscular fasciculi.
The attachment is fleshy and tendinous from the posterior intermuscular line and (proximally and distally) from a narrow adjacent area.
The muscle arises fleshily (thin proximally, thick distally) from the posterior surface of approximately the distal half of the femur between the posterior and posterolateral intermuscular lines.
The posterior intermuscular line is a slight, longitudinal ridge on the mid-posterior surface of the femur.
The attachment is fleshy and thick (distal end thin) to the posterior surface of the middle part of the femur between the posterior and posterolateral intermuscular lines; the attachment is adjacent (lateral) to the insertion of M.
The anterolateral intermuscular line is a slight ridge extending from the fibular crest down the anterolateral surface of the tibiotarsus.
The posterolateral intermuscular line is a slight ridge extending distally from the obturator ridge.
Pars lateralis: This arises fleshily from most of the lateral surface and (distally) from the anterior surface of the femur, extending anteriorly to the anterior intermuscular line, fusing with M.
The anteromedial intermuscular line is a slight ridge extending from the inner cnemial crest down the anteromedial surface of the tibiotarsus.
The anterior intermuscular line is a slight ridge extending distally from the trochanteric ridge.
The intermuscular fibrous tissue thus becomes loaded, and the activity, as well as the nutrition, of the muscles is impaired.
The hydrocele of the neck and elsewhere in the subcutaneous or intermuscular connective tissue is now removed from the hygromata to the tumors which arise from lymph-vessels.
There is no increased transudation corresponding with the quantity of fluid introduced, nor is there any considerable distension of the blood-vessels of the skin, subcutaneous or intermuscular connective tissue.
Inflammatory changes are rarely lacking in the intermuscular connective tissue, which exhibits in places serous or gelatinous infiltration, with afterward pus formation, and with here and there small abscesses.
It is also abundantly met with in the subcutaneous and intermusculartissues of the foetus.
The lymphatics, which take origin in the synovial layer, pass to efferent vessels which run in the intermuscular and other connective-tissue planes of the limb.
The incision, which must be free, is preferably placed in the line of the lateralintermuscular septum; the periosteum is interfered with as little as possible.
The intermuscular line, which marks the insertion surface of the deep portion of the femoral triceps muscle, is hardly indicated, whereas it is very pronounced in the larger femur.
The femur is markedly curved forwards, with the distal extremity moderately expanded, the popliteal depression larger and less defined, the linea aspera narrower and sharper, and a more distinct anterior intermuscular ridge.
This enlargement is due either to a subinvolution of the uterus or to an inflammation of the intermuscular substance, a chronic metritis.
In the very nature of things this results in a deposition of inflammatory material, with a consequent increase of intermuscular fibrous tissue which increases the size and weight of the uterus.
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