Descriptive catalogue of the museum of the Sixth International Otological Congress : held in London, August 8th to 12th, 1899 / Comp. and edited by W. Jobson Horne and Arthur H. Cheatle.

Date:
1900
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Credit: Descriptive catalogue of the museum of the Sixth International Otological Congress : held in London, August 8th to 12th, 1899 / Comp. and edited by W. Jobson Horne and Arthur H. Cheatle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HUMAN ANATOMY. INJURIES AND THEIR RESULTS. FOREIGN BODIES. In the section of Human Anatomy the specimens are arranged not only to show the parts, but also to demonstrate their development, growth, and variations from foetal to adult life. The two main groups, (a) ear and (g) nose, accessory sinuses, and naso-pharynx, are therefore each subdivided into those of (i) foetal life, (11) childhood, and (lii) adult life. In these subdivisions the ear specimens are arranged, as far as possible, to show the external, the middle, and internal portions, and the surrounding parts in the order named. In those of the nose the order ,s the external nose, the cavity of the nose, the accessory sinuses, and the naso-pharynx. ’ 2