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638. Annulus inguinalis abdominalis, internal or deep abdominal ring (internal inguinal aperture), and annulus femoralis, femoral or crural ring

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

635. Lower portion of the anterior wall of the abdomen seen from behind, showing the parietal peritoneum with its fold and pouches

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

636. Lower portion of the anterior wall of the abdomen and the anterior wall of the pelvis, with the urinary bladder, seen from behind

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

637. Region of the inguinal pouches, foveae inguinales, as seen after the parietal peritoneum has been stripped from the abdominal wall

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

631. Superficial fascia of the anterior wall of the abdomen, with the false suspensory ligament of the penis (ligamentum fundiforme penis) and the cremasteric fascia (fascia cremasterica cooperi) covering the spermatic cord

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

632. In the hypogastric region, by the removal of the superficial fascia, the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle of the abdomen and the anterior layer of the sheath of the rectus abdominis muscle have been laid bare

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

154. Male Perinaeum, Superficial layer

Bardeleben, K.H.; Haeckel, E. (1906)

187. Right Leg, from the outer side. External Popliteal Nerve

Bardeleben, K.H.; Haeckel, E. (1906)

188. Right Leg, from behind. Internal Popliteal Nerve

Bardeleben, K.H.; Haeckel, E. (1906)

13. Base of Brain with Arteries and Superficial Origin of Cranial Nerves

Bardeleben, K.H.; Haeckel, E. (1906)

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