Anatomy of the throat and jaw from Manuel dAnatomie descriptive du Corps Humain 2

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"Anatomy of the throat and jaw" is an anatomical illustration from the second volume of the work "Manuel d'Anatomie descriptive du Corps Humain," authored by French anatomist and physician Pierre François Olive Rayer, commonly known as Feillet. This detailed depiction is part of a comprehensive guide that was first published in the 19th century, aimed at providing medical students and professionals with an in-depth understanding of human anatomy.

The illustration is notable for its meticulous attention to the structural details of the human throat and jaw, showcasing the intricate interplay of muscles, bones, and other tissues. Feillet's work is recognized for its precision and clarity, which was particularly valuable during a time when medical imaging technology was not available to provide such detailed internal views.

"Manuel d'Anatomie descriptive du Corps Humain" is divided into several volumes, each focusing on different aspects of the human body. The second volume, which includes "Anatomy of the throat and jaw," is dedicated to the head and neck region, offering a systematic exploration of the anatomical features critical to medical knowledge and practice of the era.

Feillet's contributions to medical literature, particularly through detailed illustrations such as "Anatomy of the throat and jaw," have been instrumental in the education of countless medical practitioners. The work remains a historical reference point for the study of human anatomy, reflecting the scientific and artistic achievements of its time.

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