Bone studies. II. An experimental study of the Haversian-type vascular channels.
Bone studies. II. An experimental study of the Haversian-type vascular channels.
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骨骼研究。
DOI:
10.1002/aja.1000930306
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发表时间:
1953
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E. B. Ruth
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作者:
E. B. Ruth
The longitudinal and transverse canals in the compacta of the long bones have stimulated the interest of anatomists since Clopton Havers (1691) published his “new observations on bones.” They have been the subject of numerous studies concerned with their development, structure, arid functional significance. The canals themselves have been recognized now for over two and one-half centuries, but the eponym “Haversian canal” does not appear to have come into general use before the second quartel. of the 19th century. The term “Haversian system” was introduced exactly one century ago by Tomes and DeMorgan (1853). Before that time the canals n01v known as ‘‘Haversian canals’) were generally known as the longitudinal canals of bone. The canals that Havers called the transverse canals of bone are now known as the canals of Volkmann.