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4-24 Axilla. Costo-coracoid membrane, Box 3, Folder 18
4-25 Axilla. Contents of, Box 3, Folder 19
#42600-42699 Box 1, Folder 9
4-26 Antecubital fossa. Superficial structures, Box 3, Folder 20
4-27 Antecubital fossa. Boundaries of the space, Box 3, Folder 21
4-28 Antecubital fossa. Contents of the space, Box 3, Folder 22
4-29 Front of forearm. Superficial muscles, etc., Box 3, Folder 23
4-2 Mediastina. The heart bed, viewed from the left side, Box 2, Folder 46
4-30 Front of forearm and palm. Deep palmar arch, etc., Box 3, Folder 24
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