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Abdomen and its subdivisions, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-abdomen-and-its-subdivisions-vintage-engraved-illustration-magasin-84407161.htmlRFEW925D–Abdomen and its subdivisions, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875.
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. Quain's Elements of anatomy. SEMIMEMBRANOSUS INF RAMUS Fig. r22.—Right iiii-noxE of male : outer view. (Drawn by T. W. P. Lawrence.) | origin to the gluteu.s minimus. On the lowest part of this surface, immediately abovethe margin of the acetabulum, is a rough elongated mark where tlie reflected head ofthe rectus femoris is attached. The internal surface of the ilium is divided into two parts. The anterior of these(iliac surface) is the larger : it is smooth and concave, occupied by the iliacus muscle.and is known as the iliac fossa. Inferiorly, the fossa terminates above the margin ofthe ac Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/quains-elements-of-anatomy-semimembranosus-inf-ramus-fig-r22right-iiii-noxe-of-male-outer-view-drawn-by-t-w-p-lawrence-origin-to-the-gluteus-minimus-on-the-lowest-part-of-this-surface-immediately-abovethe-margin-of-the-acetabulum-is-a-rough-elongated-mark-where-tlie-reflected-head-ofthe-rectus-femoris-is-attached-the-internal-surface-of-the-ilium-is-divided-into-two-parts-the-anterior-of-theseiliac-surface-is-the-larger-it-is-smooth-and-concave-occupied-by-the-iliacus-muscleand-is-known-as-the-iliac-fossa-inferiorly-the-fossa-terminates-above-the-margin-ofthe-ac-image370343877.htmlRM2CEEHB1–. Quain's Elements of anatomy. SEMIMEMBRANOSUS INF RAMUS Fig. r22.—Right iiii-noxE of male : outer view. (Drawn by T. W. P. Lawrence.) | origin to the gluteu.s minimus. On the lowest part of this surface, immediately abovethe margin of the acetabulum, is a rough elongated mark where tlie reflected head ofthe rectus femoris is attached. The internal surface of the ilium is divided into two parts. The anterior of these(iliac surface) is the larger : it is smooth and concave, occupied by the iliacus muscle.and is known as the iliac fossa. Inferiorly, the fossa terminates above the margin ofthe ac
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The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-superior-mesenteric-vein-smv-originates-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-and-receives-venous-blood-from-the-terminal-ileum-cecum-3d-illustration-image596589044.htmlRF2WJGYBG–The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration
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Archive image from page 1255 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the ' sigmoid flexure ' which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-1255-of-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-1914-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-cunninghamstextb00cunn-year-1914-1222-the-digestive-system-blends-with-the-parietal-peritoneum-on-the-posterior-abdominal-wall-and-is-completely-lost-as-a-rule-the-persistence-of-this-mesentery-in-a-greater-or-less-degree-explains-the-occasional-presence-of-a-descending-mesocolon-in-the-adult-iliac-colonthis-corresponds-to-the-portion-of-the-sigmoid-flexure-which-lies-in-the-iliac-fossa-and-it-has-no-mesentery-it-is-the-direct-continuation-of-the-descending-colon-with-image264068722.htmlRMW9HA9P–Archive image from page 1255 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the ' sigmoid flexure ' which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with
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![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the " sigmoid flexure " which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with which it agrees in every detail, except as regards its relations. Beginning at the crest Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFY40F/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-1222-the-digestive-system-blends-with-the-parietal-peritoneum-on-the-posterior-abdominal-wall-and-is-completely-lost-as-a-rule-the-persistence-of-this-mesentery-in-a-greater-or-less-degree-explains-the-occasional-presence-of-a-descending-mesocolon-in-the-adult-iliac-colonthis-corresponds-to-the-portion-of-the-quot-sigmoid-flexure-quot-which-lies-in-the-iliac-fossa-and-it-has-no-mesentery-it-is-the-direct-continuation-of-the-descending-colon-with-which-it-agrees-in-every-detail-except-as-regards-its-relations-beginning-at-the-crest-PFY40F.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the " sigmoid flexure " which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with which it agrees in every detail, except as regards its relations. Beginning at the crest Stock Photo")
. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the " sigmoid flexure " which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with which it agrees in every detail, except as regards its relations. Beginning at the crest Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-1222-the-digestive-system-blends-with-the-parietal-peritoneum-on-the-posterior-abdominal-wall-and-is-completely-lost-as-a-rule-the-persistence-of-this-mesentery-in-a-greater-or-less-degree-explains-the-occasional-presence-of-a-descending-mesocolon-in-the-adult-iliac-colonthis-corresponds-to-the-portion-of-the-quot-sigmoid-flexure-quot-which-lies-in-the-iliac-fossa-and-it-has-no-mesentery-it-is-the-direct-continuation-of-the-descending-colon-with-which-it-agrees-in-every-detail-except-as-regards-its-relations-beginning-at-the-crest-image216340111.htmlRMPFY40F–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1222 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. blends with, the parietal peritoneum on the posterior abdominal wall, and is completely lost as a rule. The persistence of this mesentery, in a greater or less degree, explains the occasional presence of a descending mesocolon in the adult. Iliac Colon.—This corresponds to the portion of the " sigmoid flexure " which lies in the iliac fossa, and it has no mesentery. It is the direct continuation of the descending colon, with which it agrees in every detail, except as regards its relations. Beginning at the crest
pelvic bones seamless pattern. Bone ornament. Medical anatomy background Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pelvic-bones-seamless-pattern-bone-ornament-medical-anatomy-background-143138043.htmlRFJ8TE0Y–pelvic bones seamless pattern. Bone ornament. Medical anatomy background
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Abdomen and its subdivisions, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-abdomen-and-its-subdivisions-vintage-engraved-illustration-magasin-84419587.htmlRFEW9J17–Abdomen and its subdivisions, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875.
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The Practitioner . scribed upderpermanent enterostomy; and a tube put into the distendedbowel just above the growth, to relieve the obstruction. Thegrowth is removed later, and an immediate enterorrhaphyperformed ; or the artificial anus closed by a plastic extra-peritoneal operation after reduction of the spur. An actualcase is illustrated in Fig. 12, representing one of obstructionfrom cancer of the ileo-csecal valve determined by mediancaeliotomy. The involved gut was then brought out in theright iliac fossa and drained just above the obstruction. Thephotographs show the bowel just before a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-practitioner-scribed-upderpermanent-enterostomy-and-a-tube-put-into-the-distendedbowel-just-above-the-growth-to-relieve-the-obstruction-thegrowth-is-removed-later-and-an-immediate-enterorrhaphyperformed-or-the-artificial-anus-closed-by-a-plastic-extra-peritoneal-operation-after-reduction-of-the-spur-an-actualcase-is-illustrated-in-fig-12-representing-one-of-obstructionfrom-cancer-of-the-ileo-csecal-valve-determined-by-mediancaeliotomy-the-involved-gut-was-then-brought-out-in-theright-iliac-fossa-and-drained-just-above-the-obstruction-thephotographs-show-the-bowel-just-before-a-image342735615.htmlRM2AWGXNK–The Practitioner . scribed upderpermanent enterostomy; and a tube put into the distendedbowel just above the growth, to relieve the obstruction. Thegrowth is removed later, and an immediate enterorrhaphyperformed ; or the artificial anus closed by a plastic extra-peritoneal operation after reduction of the spur. An actualcase is illustrated in Fig. 12, representing one of obstructionfrom cancer of the ileo-csecal valve determined by mediancaeliotomy. The involved gut was then brought out in theright iliac fossa and drained just above the obstruction. Thephotographs show the bowel just before a
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The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-superior-mesenteric-vein-smv-originates-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-and-receives-venous-blood-from-the-terminal-ileum-cecum-3d-illustration-image596587624.htmlRF2WJGWGT–The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration
Archive image from page 1345 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 131: THE UKINO-GENITAL SYSTEM. against it, is depressed to form a little fossa termed the fossa ovarii, within which the ovary is placed. In the floor of this fossa are the obturator nerve and vessels. The tubal extremity of the ovary lies below the level of the external iliac vessels, and its uterine extremity is placed just above the level of the peritoneum covering the pelvic floor. The fossa ovarii, in which the ovary lies, extends as far forwards Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-1345-of-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-1914-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-cunninghamstextb00cunn-year-1914-131-the-ukino-genital-system-against-it-is-depressed-to-form-a-little-fossa-termed-the-fossa-ovarii-within-which-the-ovary-is-placed-in-the-floor-of-this-fossa-are-the-obturator-nerve-and-vessels-the-tubal-extremity-of-the-ovary-lies-below-the-level-of-the-external-iliac-vessels-and-its-uterine-extremity-is-placed-just-above-the-level-of-the-peritoneum-covering-the-pelvic-floor-the-fossa-ovarii-in-which-the-ovary-lies-extends-as-far-forwards-image264068989.htmlRMW9HAK9–Archive image from page 1345 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 131: THE UKINO-GENITAL SYSTEM. against it, is depressed to form a little fossa termed the fossa ovarii, within which the ovary is placed. In the floor of this fossa are the obturator nerve and vessels. The tubal extremity of the ovary lies below the level of the external iliac vessels, and its uterine extremity is placed just above the level of the peritoneum covering the pelvic floor. The fossa ovarii, in which the ovary lies, extends as far forwards
. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 236 REN. on the left side is covered by its corresponding vein, and crosses the left psoas muscle. The renal arteries occasionally present some anomalies as to their origin, mode of division, or number. In some instances they arise below the usual situation, from the aorta, or even from the common iliac or hypogastric artery. The two last-mentioned origins are usually associated with an unusual po- sition of the kidney, either in the iliac fossa or in the cavity of the pelvis. Meckel* has observed the two renal arteries Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-236-ren-on-the-left-side-is-covered-by-its-corresponding-vein-and-crosses-the-left-psoas-muscle-the-renal-arteries-occasionally-present-some-anomalies-as-to-their-origin-mode-of-division-or-number-in-some-instances-they-arise-below-the-usual-situation-from-the-aorta-or-even-from-the-common-iliac-or-hypogastric-artery-the-two-last-mentioned-origins-are-usually-associated-with-an-unusual-po-sition-of-the-kidney-either-in-the-iliac-fossa-or-in-the-cavity-of-the-pelvis-meckel-has-observed-the-two-renal-arteries-image216210800.htmlRMPFN728–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 236 REN. on the left side is covered by its corresponding vein, and crosses the left psoas muscle. The renal arteries occasionally present some anomalies as to their origin, mode of division, or number. In some instances they arise below the usual situation, from the aorta, or even from the common iliac or hypogastric artery. The two last-mentioned origins are usually associated with an unusual po- sition of the kidney, either in the iliac fossa or in the cavity of the pelvis. Meckel* has observed the two renal arteries
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Appendicitis : its pathology and surgery . ea semilunaris. Theappendix was very hard to find. At last, it was found bounddown by tough and vascular adhesions to the peritoneum ofthe iliac fossa. It sprang from the outer side of the csecum,and was constricted close to its base. It was removed inthe usual manner and the wounds closed. This operation was rapidly performed, and on the follow-ing day he seemed rather better, with a lower temperature. As STENOSIS AND ITS COMPLICA TIONS I was leaving home my friend and colleague, Mr. Bruce Clarke,took charge of the case. The patient became worse with Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/appendicitis-its-pathology-and-surgery-ea-semilunaris-theappendix-was-very-hard-to-find-at-last-it-was-found-bounddown-by-tough-and-vascular-adhesions-to-the-peritoneum-ofthe-iliac-fossa-it-sprang-from-the-outer-side-of-the-csecumand-was-constricted-close-to-its-base-it-was-removed-inthe-usual-manner-and-the-wounds-closed-this-operation-was-rapidly-performed-and-on-the-follow-ing-day-he-seemed-rather-better-with-a-lower-temperature-as-stenosis-and-its-complica-tions-i-was-leaving-home-my-friend-and-colleague-mr-bruce-clarketook-charge-of-the-case-the-patient-became-worse-with-image338080899.htmlRM2AJ0WHR–Appendicitis : its pathology and surgery . ea semilunaris. Theappendix was very hard to find. At last, it was found bounddown by tough and vascular adhesions to the peritoneum ofthe iliac fossa. It sprang from the outer side of the csecum,and was constricted close to its base. It was removed inthe usual manner and the wounds closed. This operation was rapidly performed, and on the follow-ing day he seemed rather better, with a lower temperature. As STENOSIS AND ITS COMPLICA TIONS I was leaving home my friend and colleague, Mr. Bruce Clarke,took charge of the case. The patient became worse with
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The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-superior-mesenteric-vein-smv-originates-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-and-receives-venous-blood-from-the-terminal-ileum-cecum-3d-illustration-image596591846.htmlRF2WJH2YJ–The superior mesenteric vein (SMV) originates in the right iliac fossa and receives venous blood from the terminal ileum, cecum 3d illustration
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. PELVIS. 125 anterior or internal surface are blended the fibres of the ischio-coccygeus muscle, which exclude it from the ischio-rectal fossa, and render it rough when dissected. Soemmering describes the lower part of the powerful lumbar fascia as a ligament connect- ing the ilia to each other posteriorly and to the lower spines of the sacrum. This fascia does, doubtless, act powerfully in clasping the ilia upon the sacrum between them. He calls it the lateral sacro-iliac ligament, or the posterior lateral iliac ligament Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-pelvis-125-anterior-or-internal-surface-are-blended-the-fibres-of-the-ischio-coccygeus-muscle-which-exclude-it-from-the-ischio-rectal-fossa-and-render-it-rough-when-dissected-soemmering-describes-the-lower-part-of-the-powerful-lumbar-fascia-as-a-ligament-connect-ing-the-ilia-to-each-other-posteriorly-and-to-the-lower-spines-of-the-sacrum-this-fascia-does-doubtless-act-powerfully-in-clasping-the-ilia-upon-the-sacrum-between-them-he-calls-it-the-lateral-sacro-iliac-ligament-or-the-posterior-lateral-iliac-ligament-image216210998.htmlRMPFN79A–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. PELVIS. 125 anterior or internal surface are blended the fibres of the ischio-coccygeus muscle, which exclude it from the ischio-rectal fossa, and render it rough when dissected. Soemmering describes the lower part of the powerful lumbar fascia as a ligament connect- ing the ilia to each other posteriorly and to the lower spines of the sacrum. This fascia does, doubtless, act powerfully in clasping the ilia upon the sacrum between them. He calls it the lateral sacro-iliac ligament, or the posterior lateral iliac ligament
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Appendicitis : its pathology and surgery . er is shownby the following cases. Case 30.—Appendicitis with Stenosis—The Bacterial Con-tents of the Appendix beyond the Constriction.—Miss X., agedthirty-four, was robust and usually enjoyed good health. Myfriend, Dr. Lewis Jones, treated her at the age of twenty-threefor an attack of perityphlitis. She had tenderness, pain, andresistance in the right iliac fossa, and the temperature roseto 102° F. She also had headache, vomiting, and diarrhoea.Similar attacks occurred in May, 1894, May, 1898, andAugust, 1898. I saw her with my colleague, Dr. F. W.A Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/appendicitis-its-pathology-and-surgery-er-is-shownby-the-following-cases-case-30appendicitis-with-stenosisthe-bacterial-con-tents-of-the-appendix-beyond-the-constrictionmiss-x-agedthirty-four-was-robust-and-usually-enjoyed-good-health-myfriend-dr-lewis-jones-treated-her-at-the-age-of-twenty-threefor-an-attack-of-perityphlitis-she-had-tenderness-pain-andresistance-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-and-the-temperature-roseto-102-f-she-also-had-headache-vomiting-and-diarrhoeasimilar-attacks-occurred-in-may-1894-may-1898-andaugust-1898-i-saw-her-with-my-colleague-dr-f-wa-image338081703.htmlRM2AJ0XJF–Appendicitis : its pathology and surgery . er is shownby the following cases. Case 30.—Appendicitis with Stenosis—The Bacterial Con-tents of the Appendix beyond the Constriction.—Miss X., agedthirty-four, was robust and usually enjoyed good health. Myfriend, Dr. Lewis Jones, treated her at the age of twenty-threefor an attack of perityphlitis. She had tenderness, pain, andresistance in the right iliac fossa, and the temperature roseto 102° F. She also had headache, vomiting, and diarrhoea.Similar attacks occurred in May, 1894, May, 1898, andAugust, 1898. I saw her with my colleague, Dr. F. W.A
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 131: THE UKINO-GENITAL SYSTEM. against it, is depressed to form a little fossa termed the fossa ovarii, within which the ovary is placed. In the floor of this fossa are the obturator nerve and vessels. The tubal extremity of the ovary lies below the level of the external iliac vessels, and its uterine extremity is placed just above the level of the peritoneum covering the pelvic floor. The fossa ovarii, in which the ovary lies, extends as far forwards as the obliterated umbilical artery, and backwards as far as the ureter and uterine vessels. Thus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-131-the-ukino-genital-system-against-it-is-depressed-to-form-a-little-fossa-termed-the-fossa-ovarii-within-which-the-ovary-is-placed-in-the-floor-of-this-fossa-are-the-obturator-nerve-and-vessels-the-tubal-extremity-of-the-ovary-lies-below-the-level-of-the-external-iliac-vessels-and-its-uterine-extremity-is-placed-just-above-the-level-of-the-peritoneum-covering-the-pelvic-floor-the-fossa-ovarii-in-which-the-ovary-lies-extends-as-far-forwards-as-the-obliterated-umbilical-artery-and-backwards-as-far-as-the-ureter-and-uterine-vessels-thus-image216339808.htmlRMPFY3HM–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 131: THE UKINO-GENITAL SYSTEM. against it, is depressed to form a little fossa termed the fossa ovarii, within which the ovary is placed. In the floor of this fossa are the obturator nerve and vessels. The tubal extremity of the ovary lies below the level of the external iliac vessels, and its uterine extremity is placed just above the level of the peritoneum covering the pelvic floor. The fossa ovarii, in which the ovary lies, extends as far forwards as the obliterated umbilical artery, and backwards as far as the ureter and uterine vessels. Thus
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The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . the iliac fossa or were located near the crest of theilium. These places are the favorite localities, but the sheath of therectus muscle is also not infrequently the starting-point of fibromaof the abdominal wall. The primary starting-point is most frequentlynear the peritoneum, so that the tumor projects at the same timeinto the peritoneal cavity, pushing the peritoneum before it while itbecomes prominent on the surface. It is most frequently met with inwomen after delivery. Among 42 cases collected by Guerrien there 386 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-pathology-and-surgical-treatment-of-tumors-the-iliac-fossa-or-were-located-near-the-crest-of-theilium-these-places-are-the-favorite-localities-but-the-sheath-of-therectus-muscle-is-also-not-infrequently-the-starting-point-of-fibromaof-the-abdominal-wall-the-primary-starting-point-is-most-frequentlynear-the-peritoneum-so-that-the-tumor-projects-at-the-same-timeinto-the-peritoneal-cavity-pushing-the-peritoneum-before-it-while-itbecomes-prominent-on-the-surface-it-is-most-frequently-met-with-inwomen-after-delivery-among-42-cases-collected-by-guerrien-there-386-pathology-and-treatment-image343098894.htmlRM2AX5E3X–The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . the iliac fossa or were located near the crest of theilium. These places are the favorite localities, but the sheath of therectus muscle is also not infrequently the starting-point of fibromaof the abdominal wall. The primary starting-point is most frequentlynear the peritoneum, so that the tumor projects at the same timeinto the peritoneal cavity, pushing the peritoneum before it while itbecomes prominent on the surface. It is most frequently met with inwomen after delivery. Among 42 cases collected by Guerrien there 386 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 404 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. planes, the iliac portion being in front of the sheath of the femoral vessels, while the pectineal fascia is behind it. The superior cornu of the fossa ovalis, placed in front of the sheath, is derived solely from the iliac portion of the fascia lata. It forms a strong triangular band of fascia known as the falciform margin, attached above to the medial half of the inguinal ligament. It has an important share in directing the course of a femoral hernia upwards on to the abdominal wall. On the medial side of the thigh the fa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-404-the-musculae-system-planes-the-iliac-portion-being-in-front-of-the-sheath-of-the-femoral-vessels-while-the-pectineal-fascia-is-behind-it-the-superior-cornu-of-the-fossa-ovalis-placed-in-front-of-the-sheath-is-derived-solely-from-the-iliac-portion-of-the-fascia-lata-it-forms-a-strong-triangular-band-of-fascia-known-as-the-falciform-margin-attached-above-to-the-medial-half-of-the-inguinal-ligament-it-has-an-important-share-in-directing-the-course-of-a-femoral-hernia-upwards-on-to-the-abdominal-wall-on-the-medial-side-of-the-thigh-the-fa-image216340984.htmlRMPFY53M–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 404 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. planes, the iliac portion being in front of the sheath of the femoral vessels, while the pectineal fascia is behind it. The superior cornu of the fossa ovalis, placed in front of the sheath, is derived solely from the iliac portion of the fascia lata. It forms a strong triangular band of fascia known as the falciform margin, attached above to the medial half of the inguinal ligament. It has an important share in directing the course of a femoral hernia upwards on to the abdominal wall. On the medial side of the thigh the fa
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The principles and practice of obstetrics . elvis, and itshould be immediately conveyed as far as practicabletoward the left iliac fossa, so as to allow space for thetransmission of the hand and arm of the physician.This manoeuvre is to be facilitated by the right handof the practitioner pressing upon the superior and leftportion of the uterus, now firmly contracted on thebody of the child, so as to give a right lateral inclina-tion to the fundus of the uterus and, of course, also tothe breech of the infant. This being accomplished, the thumb of the practitioner is convoyed around the fore-29 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-obstetrics-elvis-and-itshould-be-immediately-conveyed-as-far-as-practicabletoward-the-left-iliac-fossa-so-as-to-allow-space-for-thetransmission-of-the-hand-and-arm-of-the-physicianthis-manoeuvre-is-to-be-facilitated-by-the-right-handof-the-practitioner-pressing-upon-the-superior-and-leftportion-of-the-uterus-now-firmly-contracted-on-thebody-of-the-child-so-as-to-give-a-right-lateral-inclina-tion-to-the-fundus-of-the-uterus-and-of-course-also-tothe-breech-of-the-infant-this-being-accomplished-the-thumb-of-the-practitioner-is-convoyed-around-the-fore-29-image338429105.htmlRM2AJGNNN–The principles and practice of obstetrics . elvis, and itshould be immediately conveyed as far as practicabletoward the left iliac fossa, so as to allow space for thetransmission of the hand and arm of the physician.This manoeuvre is to be facilitated by the right handof the practitioner pressing upon the superior and leftportion of the uterus, now firmly contracted on thebody of the child, so as to give a right lateral inclina-tion to the fundus of the uterus and, of course, also tothe breech of the infant. This being accomplished, the thumb of the practitioner is convoyed around the fore-29
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![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1204 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. expressed as follows :-The head (Fig. 946) lies in the concavity of the duodenum, with the vena cava inferior and abdominal aorta behind it; the body crosses the Aorta Fossa for caudate lobe Right phrenic vessels Vena cava Hepatic vein Hepatic arte Portal vei Pylor Bile-duct Right supra-renal gland^ (Esophagus Left gastric artery diaphragm Left supra-renal gland Splenic artery Kidney Upper surface of pancreas / Gastric surface of spleen. Testicular vein Ureter" Right common iliac Right common iliac artery Left common Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFY41Y/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-1204-the-digestive-system-expressed-as-follows-the-head-fig-946-lies-in-the-concavity-of-the-duodenum-with-the-vena-cava-inferior-and-abdominal-aorta-behind-it-the-body-crosses-the-aorta-fossa-for-caudate-lobe-right-phrenic-vessels-vena-cava-hepatic-vein-hepatic-arte-portal-vei-pylor-bile-duct-right-supra-renal-gland-esophagus-left-gastric-artery-diaphragm-left-supra-renal-gland-splenic-artery-kidney-upper-surface-of-pancreas-gastric-surface-of-spleen-testicular-vein-ureterquot-right-common-iliac-right-common-iliac-artery-left-common-PFY41Y.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1204 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. expressed as follows :-The head (Fig. 946) lies in the concavity of the duodenum, with the vena cava inferior and abdominal aorta behind it; the body crosses the Aorta Fossa for caudate lobe Right phrenic vessels Vena cava Hepatic vein Hepatic arte Portal vei Pylor Bile-duct Right supra-renal gland^ (Esophagus Left gastric artery diaphragm Left supra-renal gland Splenic artery Kidney Upper surface of pancreas / Gastric surface of spleen. Testicular vein Ureter" Right common iliac Right common iliac artery Left common Stock Photo")
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The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . or mesenteric artery, smaller than the superior,arises from the abdominal aorta, about two inches below the originof that vessel, and descends between the layers of the left mesocolon,to the left iliac fossa, where it divides into thi-ee branches: Colica sinistra, Sigmoid, Superior hsemorrhoidal. The Colica sinistra is distributed to the descending colon; itpasses upwards and outwards behind the peritoneum, and divides intotwo branches, one of which ascends to inosculate with the colicamedia, while the other descends to communicate with Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-anatomists-vade-mecum-a-system-of-human-anatomy-or-mesenteric-artery-smaller-than-the-superiorarises-from-the-abdominal-aorta-about-two-inches-below-the-originof-that-vessel-and-descends-between-the-layers-of-the-left-mesocolonto-the-left-iliac-fossa-where-it-divides-into-thi-ee-branches-colica-sinistra-sigmoid-superior-hsemorrhoidal-the-colica-sinistra-is-distributed-to-the-descending-colon-itpasses-upwards-and-outwards-behind-the-peritoneum-and-divides-intotwo-branches-one-of-which-ascends-to-inosculate-with-the-colicamedia-while-the-other-descends-to-communicate-with-image342746350.htmlRM2AWHCD2–The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . or mesenteric artery, smaller than the superior,arises from the abdominal aorta, about two inches below the originof that vessel, and descends between the layers of the left mesocolon,to the left iliac fossa, where it divides into thi-ee branches: Colica sinistra, Sigmoid, Superior hsemorrhoidal. The Colica sinistra is distributed to the descending colon; itpasses upwards and outwards behind the peritoneum, and divides intotwo branches, one of which ascends to inosculate with the colicamedia, while the other descends to communicate with
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. Clinical gyncology, medical and surgical. igaments and discharge into the bladder.Collections of pus anterior to the uterus tend towards the bladder;those situated high up tend towards the iliac fossa, and empty themselvesthrough the abdominal wall above Pouparts ligament. Occasionally anabscess will make its way through the iliac fossa and discharge itself belowPouparts ligament upon the inner anterior aspect of the thigh. Fromwhat has been written concerning the behavior of the peritoneum in con-nection with these collections of pus, it is plain that its tendency is towardsthe construction Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/clinical-gyncology-medical-and-surgical-igaments-and-discharge-into-the-bladdercollections-of-pus-anterior-to-the-uterus-tend-towards-the-bladderthose-situated-high-up-tend-towards-the-iliac-fossa-and-empty-themselvesthrough-the-abdominal-wall-above-pouparts-ligament-occasionally-anabscess-will-make-its-way-through-the-iliac-fossa-and-discharge-itself-belowpouparts-ligament-upon-the-inner-anterior-aspect-of-the-thigh-fromwhat-has-been-written-concerning-the-behavior-of-the-peritoneum-in-con-nection-with-these-collections-of-pus-it-is-plain-that-its-tendency-is-towardsthe-construction-image336754690.htmlRM2AFTE16–. Clinical gyncology, medical and surgical. igaments and discharge into the bladder.Collections of pus anterior to the uterus tend towards the bladder;those situated high up tend towards the iliac fossa, and empty themselvesthrough the abdominal wall above Pouparts ligament. Occasionally anabscess will make its way through the iliac fossa and discharge itself belowPouparts ligament upon the inner anterior aspect of the thigh. Fromwhat has been written concerning the behavior of the peritoneum in con-nection with these collections of pus, it is plain that its tendency is towardsthe construction
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Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . November when she first consultedDr. Brattain who discovered a mass in the right iliac fossa andsent her to her home and bed. In spite of his advice she calledpersonally at his office the following day and he recommendedoperation. After considerable difficulty she was persuaded toaccept his recommendation and came to the city where shewalked into the hospital. On opening the abdomen the condition shown in Fig. i pre- APPENDICITIS DURING PREGNANCY. 575 sented. The omentum was firmly adherent over the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/transactions-of-the-american-association-of-obstetricians-and-gynecologists-for-the-year-november-when-she-first-consulteddr-brattain-who-discovered-a-mass-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-andsent-her-to-her-home-and-bed-in-spite-of-his-advice-she-calledpersonally-at-his-office-the-following-day-and-he-recommendedoperation-after-considerable-difficulty-she-was-persuaded-toaccept-his-recommendation-and-came-to-the-city-where-shewalked-into-the-hospital-on-opening-the-abdomen-the-condition-shown-in-fig-i-pre-appendicitis-during-pregnancy-575-sented-the-omentum-was-firmly-adherent-over-the-image340023783.htmlRM2AN5BPF–Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . November when she first consultedDr. Brattain who discovered a mass in the right iliac fossa andsent her to her home and bed. In spite of his advice she calledpersonally at his office the following day and he recommendedoperation. After considerable difficulty she was persuaded toaccept his recommendation and came to the city where shewalked into the hospital. On opening the abdomen the condition shown in Fig. i pre- APPENDICITIS DURING PREGNANCY. 575 sented. The omentum was firmly adherent over the
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The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . of the neck; and itis, furthermore, the only part of the fetus which sinks into the maternal pelvisbefore labor. The breech always lies above the excavation of the pelvis untillabor begins. When either fetal pole is found in an iliac fossa, the presentationwill be transverse. 158 PHYSIOLOGICAL PREGNANCY. 4. Palpation of the Upper Fetal Pole.—To accomplish this satisfactorily,the position of the hands is in the opposite direction from that just described, thepalms being placed facing each other on the u Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-practice-of-obstetrics-designed-for-the-use-of-students-and-practitioners-of-medicine-of-the-neck-and-itis-furthermore-the-only-part-of-the-fetus-which-sinks-into-the-maternal-pelvisbefore-labor-the-breech-always-lies-above-the-excavation-of-the-pelvis-untillabor-begins-when-either-fetal-pole-is-found-in-an-iliac-fossa-the-presentationwill-be-transverse-158-physiological-pregnancy-4-palpation-of-the-upper-fetal-poleto-accomplish-this-satisfactorilythe-position-of-the-hands-is-in-the-opposite-direction-from-that-just-described-thepalms-being-placed-facing-each-other-on-the-u-image343330450.htmlRM2AXG1DP–The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . of the neck; and itis, furthermore, the only part of the fetus which sinks into the maternal pelvisbefore labor. The breech always lies above the excavation of the pelvis untillabor begins. When either fetal pole is found in an iliac fossa, the presentationwill be transverse. 158 PHYSIOLOGICAL PREGNANCY. 4. Palpation of the Upper Fetal Pole.—To accomplish this satisfactorily,the position of the hands is in the opposite direction from that just described, thepalms being placed facing each other on the u
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The principles and practice of obstetrics . verted into the secondposition of the feet. Thedelivery to be terminated asif it were originally a lbotling case. Second Position.—This position is precisely the reverse; of thepreceding, the head corresponding with the right, and the feet withthe left iliac fossa; in this case the right hand should be selected,and the delivery accomplished as in the former position ; the feet,however, in this instance will be converted into the first position. It may happen that, on introducing the hand, only one foot canbe seized. Under these circumstances, let the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-obstetrics-verted-into-the-secondposition-of-the-feet-thedelivery-to-be-terminated-asif-it-were-originally-a-lbotling-case-second-positionthis-position-is-precisely-the-reverse-of-thepreceding-the-head-corresponding-with-the-right-and-the-feet-withthe-left-iliac-fossa-in-this-case-the-right-hand-should-be-selectedand-the-delivery-accomplished-as-in-the-former-position-the-feethowever-in-this-instance-will-be-converted-into-the-first-position-it-may-happen-that-on-introducing-the-hand-only-one-foot-canbe-seized-under-these-circumstances-let-the-image342703311.htmlRM2AWFDFY–The principles and practice of obstetrics . verted into the secondposition of the feet. Thedelivery to be terminated asif it were originally a lbotling case. Second Position.—This position is precisely the reverse; of thepreceding, the head corresponding with the right, and the feet withthe left iliac fossa; in this case the right hand should be selected,and the delivery accomplished as in the former position ; the feet,however, in this instance will be converted into the first position. It may happen that, on introducing the hand, only one foot canbe seized. Under these circumstances, let the
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The principles and practice of obstetrics . it is called the iliac fossa or venter, and isoccupied by the iliacus mterrais muscle. This surface is separatedfrom the lower portion of the bone by the linea-ilio-pectinea, a linewhich passes along the brim or superior contour of the pelvis • itis this lower portion of the ilium which contributes to the forma-tion of two-fifths of the acetabulum. The posterior surface is madeup of that part of the ilium immediately behind the iliac fossa, andwhich presents a rough, irregular aspect, of which there are twodivisions, one superior, the other inferior. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-obstetrics-it-is-called-the-iliac-fossa-or-venter-and-isoccupied-by-the-iliacus-mterrais-muscle-this-surface-is-separatedfrom-the-lower-portion-of-the-bone-by-the-linea-ilio-pectinea-a-linewhich-passes-along-the-brim-or-superior-contour-of-the-pelvis-itis-this-lower-portion-of-the-ilium-which-contributes-to-the-forma-tion-of-two-fifths-of-the-acetabulum-the-posterior-surface-is-madeup-of-that-part-of-the-ilium-immediately-behind-the-iliac-fossa-andwhich-presents-a-rough-irregular-aspect-of-which-there-are-twodivisions-one-superior-the-other-inferior-image342726642.htmlRM2AWGF96–The principles and practice of obstetrics . it is called the iliac fossa or venter, and isoccupied by the iliacus mterrais muscle. This surface is separatedfrom the lower portion of the bone by the linea-ilio-pectinea, a linewhich passes along the brim or superior contour of the pelvis • itis this lower portion of the ilium which contributes to the forma-tion of two-fifths of the acetabulum. The posterior surface is madeup of that part of the ilium immediately behind the iliac fossa, andwhich presents a rough, irregular aspect, of which there are twodivisions, one superior, the other inferior.
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A theoretical and practical treatise on midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition and the attentions required by the child from birth to the period of weaning . The version is here completed, and the occi-put, which was placed in the left iliac fossa,at the commencement of the operation, willnow come down behind the right acetabulum. Management of the cord. the thumb is joined to the finger, and by making a gentle traction on its placen-tal extremity, by both, the loop it forms will be enlarged (Fig. 101). If thecord has slipped over one leg, and got into the fissure betw Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-theoretical-and-practical-treatise-on-midwifery-including-the-diseases-of-pregnancy-and-parturition-and-the-attentions-required-by-the-child-from-birth-to-the-period-of-weaning-the-version-is-here-completed-and-the-occi-put-which-was-placed-in-the-left-iliac-fossaat-the-commencement-of-the-operation-willnow-come-down-behind-the-right-acetabulum-management-of-the-cord-the-thumb-is-joined-to-the-finger-and-by-making-a-gentle-traction-on-its-placen-tal-extremity-by-both-the-loop-it-forms-will-be-enlarged-fig-101-if-thecord-has-slipped-over-one-leg-and-got-into-the-fissure-betw-image343022436.htmlRM2AX20H8–A theoretical and practical treatise on midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition and the attentions required by the child from birth to the period of weaning . The version is here completed, and the occi-put, which was placed in the left iliac fossa,at the commencement of the operation, willnow come down behind the right acetabulum. Management of the cord. the thumb is joined to the finger, and by making a gentle traction on its placen-tal extremity, by both, the loop it forms will be enlarged (Fig. 101). If thecord has slipped over one leg, and got into the fissure betw
Operative gynecology : . e.—Fig. 23. It is particularly important to the gyne-cologist to be familiar with the anatomy of the terminal portion of the ileum,that part of the intestine which is most liable to drop into the pelvis and tobe involved in the various inflammatory gynecological processes. Fig. 23 shows the cecum in the right iliac fossa with its longitudinalfibers leading down to the vermiform appendix, which lies coiled above thecommon iliac artery on the psoas muscle. The straight ascent of the ileum outof the pelvis and over the sacro-iliac junction to its point of exit in the cecu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/operative-gynecology-efig-23-it-is-particularly-important-to-the-gyne-cologist-to-be-familiar-with-the-anatomy-of-the-terminal-portion-of-the-ileumthat-part-of-the-intestine-which-is-most-liable-to-drop-into-the-pelvis-and-tobe-involved-in-the-various-inflammatory-gynecological-processes-fig-23-shows-the-cecum-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-with-its-longitudinalfibers-leading-down-to-the-vermiform-appendix-which-lies-coiled-above-thecommon-iliac-artery-on-the-psoas-muscle-the-straight-ascent-of-the-ileum-outof-the-pelvis-and-over-the-sacro-iliac-junction-to-its-point-of-exit-in-the-cecu-image338302655.htmlRM2AJB0DK–Operative gynecology : . e.—Fig. 23. It is particularly important to the gyne-cologist to be familiar with the anatomy of the terminal portion of the ileum,that part of the intestine which is most liable to drop into the pelvis and tobe involved in the various inflammatory gynecological processes. Fig. 23 shows the cecum in the right iliac fossa with its longitudinalfibers leading down to the vermiform appendix, which lies coiled above thecommon iliac artery on the psoas muscle. The straight ascent of the ileum outof the pelvis and over the sacro-iliac junction to its point of exit in the cecu
An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . i-mary phlegmons, and run a rapid and severe course ; or the inflammation maybe propagated from contiguous organs other than the kidney, as the lumbarspine, pelvic cellulitis, appendicitis, etc. Abscesses of the perirenal tissues usually rupture externally in the loin,but they may burst into the pleura or lung, the intestine or peritoneum, orthey may burrow downward through the iliac fossa to the groin and perforatethe skin. Etiology.—All of these forms of suppuration are caused by the presenceand growth of o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-american-text-book-of-genito-urinary-diseases-syphilis-and-diseases-of-the-skin-i-mary-phlegmons-and-run-a-rapid-and-severe-course-or-the-inflammation-maybe-propagated-from-contiguous-organs-other-than-the-kidney-as-the-lumbarspine-pelvic-cellulitis-appendicitis-etc-abscesses-of-the-perirenal-tissues-usually-rupture-externally-in-the-loinbut-they-may-burst-into-the-pleura-or-lung-the-intestine-or-peritoneum-orthey-may-burrow-downward-through-the-iliac-fossa-to-the-groin-and-perforatethe-skin-etiologyall-of-these-forms-of-suppuration-are-caused-by-the-presenceand-growth-of-o-image339065018.htmlRM2AKHMTX–An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . i-mary phlegmons, and run a rapid and severe course ; or the inflammation maybe propagated from contiguous organs other than the kidney, as the lumbarspine, pelvic cellulitis, appendicitis, etc. Abscesses of the perirenal tissues usually rupture externally in the loin,but they may burst into the pleura or lung, the intestine or peritoneum, orthey may burrow downward through the iliac fossa to the groin and perforatethe skin. Etiology.—All of these forms of suppuration are caused by the presenceand growth of o
An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Oesophagus. Musculus Suspensorius Duodeni, the Suspensory Muscle of the Duodenum. In the left iliac fossa the parietal peritoneum has been left attached, in order to display the *iliaco-subfascial fossa of the peritoneum, which exists in this specimen. (Compare with this figureFig. 809, p. 479.) Retroperitoneal Space and Topographical Anatomy of the Kidney. URINARY ORGANS 495 Diaphragm (vertebral portion) Diaphragma (pars lumbalis)Psoas maguus muscleM. psoas major ; Retroperitoneal spaceSpatiam retroperitona;ale : ;Quadratus lumborum musc Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-oesophagus-musculus-suspensorius-duodeni-the-suspensory-muscle-of-the-duodenum-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-the-parietal-peritoneum-has-been-left-attached-in-order-to-display-the-iliaco-subfascial-fossa-of-the-peritoneum-which-exists-in-this-specimen-compare-with-this-figurefig-809-p-479-retroperitoneal-space-and-topographical-anatomy-of-the-kidney-urinary-organs-495-diaphragm-vertebral-portion-diaphragma-pars-lumbalispsoas-maguus-musclem-psoas-major-retroperitoneal-spacespatiam-retroperitonaale-quadratus-lumborum-musc-image338301343.htmlRM2AJAXPR–An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Oesophagus. Musculus Suspensorius Duodeni, the Suspensory Muscle of the Duodenum. In the left iliac fossa the parietal peritoneum has been left attached, in order to display the *iliaco-subfascial fossa of the peritoneum, which exists in this specimen. (Compare with this figureFig. 809, p. 479.) Retroperitoneal Space and Topographical Anatomy of the Kidney. URINARY ORGANS 495 Diaphragm (vertebral portion) Diaphragma (pars lumbalis)Psoas maguus muscleM. psoas major ; Retroperitoneal spaceSpatiam retroperitona;ale : ;Quadratus lumborum musc
Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . -resent ? What is the length of the small intestines ? How divided? Whatis said in regard to the duodenum ? Where do the pancreatic and choledo-chns ducts open ? What is said of the jejunum ? Its color ? What is saidof the ileum ? 12 134 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. the termination of the one, or the commencement of theother. The ileum terminates in the right iliac fossa, byopening into the colon, at an obtuse angle. This opening iscalled the ilio-colic valve, as it prevents the passing of sub-stances from the colon into the ileum. The Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomy-and-physiology-designed-for-academies-and-families-resent-what-is-the-length-of-the-small-intestines-how-divided-whatis-said-in-regard-to-the-duodenum-where-do-the-pancreatic-and-choledo-chns-ducts-open-what-is-said-of-the-jejunum-its-color-what-is-saidof-the-ileum-12-134-anatomy-and-physiology-the-termination-of-the-one-or-the-commencement-of-theother-the-ileum-terminates-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-byopening-into-the-colon-at-an-obtuse-angle-this-opening-iscalled-the-ilio-colic-valve-as-it-prevents-the-passing-of-sub-stances-from-the-colon-into-the-ileum-the-image339918186.htmlRM2AN0H36–Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . -resent ? What is the length of the small intestines ? How divided? Whatis said in regard to the duodenum ? Where do the pancreatic and choledo-chns ducts open ? What is said of the jejunum ? Its color ? What is saidof the ileum ? 12 134 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. the termination of the one, or the commencement of theother. The ileum terminates in the right iliac fossa, byopening into the colon, at an obtuse angle. This opening iscalled the ilio-colic valve, as it prevents the passing of sub-stances from the colon into the ileum. The
Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . ent shows that this is a departure from the original condition, in which the 1752 I UMAX ANATOMY. attachment of this mesentery was exceedinj^ly short, merely broad enough to containthe superior mesenteric artery. Tlie so-called pi-niiamnl tncsinlcrv is caused by thefalliiii,^ over to the rij,du of the fold of mesentery for the ascending colon, twisting themembrane, and the downward grcnvth of that part of the gut which brings theCiecum down from under the liver to the right iliac fossa. The twist liaving occurred Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/human-anatomy-including-structure-and-development-and-practical-considerations-ent-shows-that-this-is-a-departure-from-the-original-condition-in-which-the-1752-i-umax-anatomy-attachment-of-this-mesentery-was-exceedinjly-short-merely-broad-enough-to-containthe-superior-mesenteric-artery-tlie-so-called-pi-niiamnl-tncsinlcrv-is-caused-by-thefalliiii-over-to-the-rijdu-of-the-fold-of-mesentery-for-the-ascending-colon-twisting-themembrane-and-the-downward-grcnvth-of-that-part-of-the-gut-which-brings-theciecum-down-from-under-the-liver-to-the-right-iliac-fossa-the-twist-liaving-occurred-image340139137.htmlRM2ANAJX9–Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . ent shows that this is a departure from the original condition, in which the 1752 I UMAX ANATOMY. attachment of this mesentery was exceedinj^ly short, merely broad enough to containthe superior mesenteric artery. Tlie so-called pi-niiamnl tncsinlcrv is caused by thefalliiii,^ over to the rij,du of the fold of mesentery for the ascending colon, twisting themembrane, and the downward grcnvth of that part of the gut which brings theCiecum down from under the liver to the right iliac fossa. The twist liaving occurred
The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . Fig. 202.—Traction on the near leg is made di-agonally across the mothers pelvis to pull thechilds breech into the inlet. Fig. 263.—Traction made directly downwardleaves the breech seated on the iliac fossa andrequires useless force. the mechanism we desire to institute, and we shall diverge from our practicalstudy to consider conflicting theories and teachings, since there is much differ- OBSTETRIC SURGERY. 17. enoe of opinion as to the m*>t advisable, expeditious, and successful method.The question at issue is whethe Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-text-book-of-obstetrics-for-practitioners-and-students-fig-202traction-on-the-near-leg-is-made-di-agonally-across-the-mothers-pelvis-to-pull-thechilds-breech-into-the-inlet-fig-263traction-made-directly-downwardleaves-the-breech-seated-on-the-iliac-fossa-andrequires-useless-force-the-mechanism-we-desire-to-institute-and-we-shall-diverge-from-our-practicalstudy-to-consider-conflicting-theories-and-teachings-since-there-is-much-differ-obstetric-surgery-17-enoe-of-opinion-as-to-the-mgtt-advisable-expeditious-and-successful-methodthe-question-at-issue-is-whethe-image343036620.htmlRM2AX2JKT–The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . Fig. 202.—Traction on the near leg is made di-agonally across the mothers pelvis to pull thechilds breech into the inlet. Fig. 263.—Traction made directly downwardleaves the breech seated on the iliac fossa andrequires useless force. the mechanism we desire to institute, and we shall diverge from our practicalstudy to consider conflicting theories and teachings, since there is much differ- OBSTETRIC SURGERY. 17. enoe of opinion as to the m*>t advisable, expeditious, and successful method.The question at issue is whethe
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . iliac fossa with the right hand. Continued gentle trac-tion is made until the knees are exposed, at which time the version iscomplete. Now rest for a few moments and then gently pull upon theanterior foot and lower leg until the pelvis of the child comes intoview, when it will be seen that the pelvis rotates in the opposite direc-tion and is eventually delivered in that direction. This rotation isbrought about by the traction on the lower leg and the baby comes intothe world with Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/transactions-of-the-american-association-of-obstetricians-gynecologists-and-abdominal-surgeons-for-the-year-iliac-fossa-with-the-right-hand-continued-gentle-trac-tion-is-made-until-the-knees-are-exposed-at-which-time-the-version-iscomplete-now-rest-for-a-few-moments-and-then-gently-pull-upon-theanterior-foot-and-lower-leg-until-the-pelvis-of-the-child-comes-intoview-when-it-will-be-seen-that-the-pelvis-rotates-in-the-opposite-direc-tion-and-is-eventually-delivered-in-that-direction-this-rotation-isbrought-about-by-the-traction-on-the-lower-leg-and-the-baby-comes-intothe-world-with-image340284002.htmlRM2ANH7M2–Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . iliac fossa with the right hand. Continued gentle trac-tion is made until the knees are exposed, at which time the version iscomplete. Now rest for a few moments and then gently pull upon theanterior foot and lower leg until the pelvis of the child comes intoview, when it will be seen that the pelvis rotates in the opposite direc-tion and is eventually delivered in that direction. This rotation isbrought about by the traction on the lower leg and the baby comes intothe world with
Proceedings of the Connecticut State Medical Society .. . MALPOSITION OF THE CECUM. 253 rotated cecum descends into the iliac fossa, thus forming theascending colon. This is occasioned either by an actual descentor by the abdominal wall drawing away from the cecum, togetherwith a lessening in the size of the fetal liver. A high position of the cecum, even if non-rotated, would notnecessarily make for trouble. It would cause the small bowelto propel its content up to a higher plane than normal, but it islikely that it is perfectly able to do this and keep its good motility,and it must be assume Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/proceedings-of-the-connecticut-state-medical-society-malposition-of-the-cecum-253-rotated-cecum-descends-into-the-iliac-fossa-thus-forming-theascending-colon-this-is-occasioned-either-by-an-actual-descentor-by-the-abdominal-wall-drawing-away-from-the-cecum-togetherwith-a-lessening-in-the-size-of-the-fetal-liver-a-high-position-of-the-cecum-even-if-non-rotated-would-notnecessarily-make-for-trouble-it-would-cause-the-small-bowelto-propel-its-content-up-to-a-higher-plane-than-normal-but-it-islikely-that-it-is-perfectly-able-to-do-this-and-keep-its-good-motilityand-it-must-be-assume-image342702003.htmlRM2AWFBW7–Proceedings of the Connecticut State Medical Society .. . MALPOSITION OF THE CECUM. 253 rotated cecum descends into the iliac fossa, thus forming theascending colon. This is occasioned either by an actual descentor by the abdominal wall drawing away from the cecum, togetherwith a lessening in the size of the fetal liver. A high position of the cecum, even if non-rotated, would notnecessarily make for trouble. It would cause the small bowelto propel its content up to a higher plane than normal, but it islikely that it is perfectly able to do this and keep its good motility,and it must be assume
The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . inition of it. And, too, I wishyou would tell me all the salts of sulphuric acid and describe theappearance of each,for sulphur was mentioned in the lesson and to knowall about sulphur, one must know about these salts of the acid. Youmust learn to study that way and .... (but the gong saves the class). Quiz in Throat and Chest.Dr. Rhodes, quizzer. Allen 95, quizzee.Dr. B.—What is the location of the pulmonary valves? (Hesitationon the part of Allen.)Doane, |Bowers,Clark.Bolsta,Carpenter, ICraig,Adkinson, | Allen—In right iliac fossa. (Later to sotto Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-pulse-rush-medical-college-yearbook-inition-of-it-and-too-i-wishyou-would-tell-me-all-the-salts-of-sulphuric-acid-and-describe-theappearance-of-eachfor-sulphur-was-mentioned-in-the-lesson-and-to-knowall-about-sulphur-one-must-know-about-these-salts-of-the-acid-youmust-learn-to-study-that-way-and-but-the-gong-saves-the-class-quiz-in-throat-and-chestdr-rhodes-quizzer-allen-95-quizzeedr-bwhat-is-the-location-of-the-pulmonary-valves-hesitationon-the-part-of-allendoane-bowersclarkbolstacarpenter-icraigadkinson-allenin-right-iliac-fossa-later-to-sotto-image343031009.htmlRM2AX2BFD–The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . inition of it. And, too, I wishyou would tell me all the salts of sulphuric acid and describe theappearance of each,for sulphur was mentioned in the lesson and to knowall about sulphur, one must know about these salts of the acid. Youmust learn to study that way and .... (but the gong saves the class). Quiz in Throat and Chest.Dr. Rhodes, quizzer. Allen 95, quizzee.Dr. B.—What is the location of the pulmonary valves? (Hesitationon the part of Allen.)Doane, |Bowers,Clark.Bolsta,Carpenter, ICraig,Adkinson, | Allen—In right iliac fossa. (Later to sotto
A theoretical and practical treatise on midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition and the attentions required by the child from birth to the period of weaning . st seized by the whole hand, andgently pushed up into that iliac fossa towards which the childs back is turned;then the feet are sought out, by following the posterior aspect of the lower ex-tremities, and they are brought down so as to draw upon them and terminate thethird stage of the version. When the nates have reached the pelvic floor, theindex finger of one hand is placed in the posterior groin, and the same Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-theoretical-and-practical-treatise-on-midwifery-including-the-diseases-of-pregnancy-and-parturition-and-the-attentions-required-by-the-child-from-birth-to-the-period-of-weaning-st-seized-by-the-whole-hand-andgently-pushed-up-into-that-iliac-fossa-towards-which-the-childs-back-is-turnedthen-the-feet-are-sought-out-by-following-the-posterior-aspect-of-the-lower-ex-tremities-and-they-are-brought-down-so-as-to-draw-upon-them-and-terminate-thethird-stage-of-the-version-when-the-nates-have-reached-the-pelvic-floor-theindex-finger-of-one-hand-is-placed-in-the-posterior-groin-and-the-same-image343021210.htmlRM2AX1Y1E–A theoretical and practical treatise on midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition and the attentions required by the child from birth to the period of weaning . st seized by the whole hand, andgently pushed up into that iliac fossa towards which the childs back is turned;then the feet are sought out, by following the posterior aspect of the lower ex-tremities, and they are brought down so as to draw upon them and terminate thethird stage of the version. When the nates have reached the pelvic floor, theindex finger of one hand is placed in the posterior groin, and the same
Albany medical annals . o an infinitenumber of positions for the caecum.Supposing, as sometimes, though rarely,happens, the process of advance is arrestedat some point in its course from the loca-tion of its formation about the umbilicusto the iliac fossa. Wherever this occursthere will be found the caecum and appen-dix. So that an appendix, by reason of anarrest of full development, might be foundat times under the liver or high up in theabdomen towards the left side. I cannot understand, from the abovereasons, how an appendix can be found inthe neighborhood of the left iliac fossa(from gray, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/albany-medical-annals-o-an-infinitenumber-of-positions-for-the-caecumsupposing-as-sometimes-though-rarelyhappens-the-process-of-advance-is-arrestedat-some-point-in-its-course-from-the-loca-tion-of-its-formation-about-the-umbilicusto-the-iliac-fossa-wherever-this-occursthere-will-be-found-the-caecum-and-appen-dix-so-that-an-appendix-by-reason-of-anarrest-of-full-development-might-be-foundat-times-under-the-liver-or-high-up-in-theabdomen-towards-the-left-side-i-cannot-understand-from-the-abovereasons-how-an-appendix-can-be-found-inthe-neighborhood-of-the-left-iliac-fossafrom-gray-image339170238.htmlRM2AKPF2P–Albany medical annals . o an infinitenumber of positions for the caecum.Supposing, as sometimes, though rarely,happens, the process of advance is arrestedat some point in its course from the loca-tion of its formation about the umbilicusto the iliac fossa. Wherever this occursthere will be found the caecum and appen-dix. So that an appendix, by reason of anarrest of full development, might be foundat times under the liver or high up in theabdomen towards the left side. I cannot understand, from the abovereasons, how an appendix can be found inthe neighborhood of the left iliac fossa(from gray,
Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . the neck, where the duct turns downward to enter the transversevein at (8.) 9, The descending aorta. 10, The arch of the aorta. 11, The carotidarteries. 12, The jugular veins. 13, The subclavian artery. 14, The subclavianvein. 15, The descending vena cava. 16, The azagosvein. 17, 17, The spinal col-umn. 18, The diaphragm. The colon is divided into three parts ; the ascending, thetransverse, and the descending. The ascending colon passesupwards from the right iliac fossa, to the under surface ofthe liver. It then bends inwards, and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomy-and-physiology-designed-for-academies-and-families-the-neck-where-the-duct-turns-downward-to-enter-the-transversevein-at-8-9-the-descending-aorta-10-the-arch-of-the-aorta-11-the-carotidarteries-12-the-jugular-veins-13-the-subclavian-artery-14-the-subclavianvein-15-the-descending-vena-cava-16-the-azagosvein-17-17-the-spinal-col-umn-18-the-diaphragm-the-colon-is-divided-into-three-parts-the-ascending-thetransverse-and-the-descending-the-ascending-colon-passesupwards-from-the-right-iliac-fossa-to-the-under-surface-ofthe-liver-it-then-bends-inwards-and-image339913476.htmlRM2AN0B30–Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . the neck, where the duct turns downward to enter the transversevein at (8.) 9, The descending aorta. 10, The arch of the aorta. 11, The carotidarteries. 12, The jugular veins. 13, The subclavian artery. 14, The subclavianvein. 15, The descending vena cava. 16, The azagosvein. 17, 17, The spinal col-umn. 18, The diaphragm. The colon is divided into three parts ; the ascending, thetransverse, and the descending. The ascending colon passesupwards from the right iliac fossa, to the under surface ofthe liver. It then bends inwards, and
The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . socompletely as to constitute a meso-csecum, which permits of an unusualdegree of movement in this por-tion of the intestine, and serves toexplain the occurrence of hernia ofthe csecum upon the right side. TheC£ecum is the most dilated portionof the large intestine. The Colon is divided into ascend-ing, transverse, and descending.The ascending colon passes upwardsfrom the right iliac fossa, throughthe right lumbar region, to the under surface of the liver. It then bends inwards (hepatic flexure)and crosses the upper part of the umbilical Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-anatomists-vade-mecum-a-system-of-human-anatomy-socompletely-as-to-constitute-a-meso-csecum-which-permits-of-an-unusualdegree-of-movement-in-this-por-tion-of-the-intestine-and-serves-toexplain-the-occurrence-of-hernia-ofthe-csecum-upon-the-right-side-thececum-is-the-most-dilated-portionof-the-large-intestine-the-colon-is-divided-into-ascend-ing-transverse-and-descendingthe-ascending-colon-passes-upwardsfrom-the-right-iliac-fossa-throughthe-right-lumbar-region-to-the-under-surface-of-the-liver-it-then-bends-inwards-hepatic-flexureand-crosses-the-upper-part-of-the-umbilical-image342725819.htmlRM2AWGE7R–The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . socompletely as to constitute a meso-csecum, which permits of an unusualdegree of movement in this por-tion of the intestine, and serves toexplain the occurrence of hernia ofthe csecum upon the right side. TheC£ecum is the most dilated portionof the large intestine. The Colon is divided into ascend-ing, transverse, and descending.The ascending colon passes upwardsfrom the right iliac fossa, throughthe right lumbar region, to the under surface of the liver. It then bends inwards (hepatic flexure)and crosses the upper part of the umbilical
On retro-peritoneal hernia . pwardstowards the spleen. If the caecum remains free until itreaches the iliac fossa, the appendix also will be free andwill be pendent, and will be found to hang down into thepelvis. Numerous observations have been made, and care-fully prepared statistics published, recording the normalposition of the appendix. The appendix can hardly be saidto have a single normal position. All the observers, how-ever, with the sole exception of Huntington, completelyignore the question of the amount of posterior adhesion THE RETRO-COLIC FOSSA 87 present in the cases observed. To Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-retro-peritoneal-hernia-pwardstowards-the-spleen-if-the-caecum-remains-free-until-itreaches-the-iliac-fossa-the-appendix-also-will-be-free-andwill-be-pendent-and-will-be-found-to-hang-down-into-thepelvis-numerous-observations-have-been-made-and-care-fully-prepared-statistics-published-recording-the-normalposition-of-the-appendix-the-appendix-can-hardly-be-saidto-have-a-single-normal-position-all-the-observers-how-ever-with-the-sole-exception-of-huntington-completelyignore-the-question-of-the-amount-of-posterior-adhesion-the-retro-colic-fossa-87-present-in-the-cases-observed-to-image343397022.htmlRM2AXK2BA–On retro-peritoneal hernia . pwardstowards the spleen. If the caecum remains free until itreaches the iliac fossa, the appendix also will be free andwill be pendent, and will be found to hang down into thepelvis. Numerous observations have been made, and care-fully prepared statistics published, recording the normalposition of the appendix. The appendix can hardly be saidto have a single normal position. All the observers, how-ever, with the sole exception of Huntington, completelyignore the question of the amount of posterior adhesion THE RETRO-COLIC FOSSA 87 present in the cases observed. To
The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . ase the rotation of the body on its long axis is entirelyavoided; and that a very important consideration argues for the simpler pro-cedure—namely, that the chances of throwing the arms above the head arematerially lessened by the method of traction on the near foot. When thereis firm contraction of the uterus it is rightly objected that pulling on the nearfoot will more tightly wedge the parts, and that it will be necessary to pushthe head higher up in the iliac fossa in order to loosen the obstruction. But OBSTETRIC SI RQE Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-text-book-of-obstetrics-for-practitioners-and-students-ase-the-rotation-of-the-body-on-its-long-axis-is-entirelyavoided-and-that-a-very-important-consideration-argues-for-the-simpler-pro-cedurenamely-that-the-chances-of-throwing-the-arms-above-the-head-arematerially-lessened-by-the-method-of-traction-on-the-near-foot-when-thereis-firm-contraction-of-the-uterus-it-is-rightly-objected-that-pulling-on-the-nearfoot-will-more-tightly-wedge-the-parts-and-that-it-will-be-necessary-to-pushthe-head-higher-up-in-the-iliac-fossa-in-order-to-loosen-the-obstruction-but-obstetric-si-rqe-image343034446.htmlRM2AX2FX6–The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . ase the rotation of the body on its long axis is entirelyavoided; and that a very important consideration argues for the simpler pro-cedure—namely, that the chances of throwing the arms above the head arematerially lessened by the method of traction on the near foot. When thereis firm contraction of the uterus it is rightly objected that pulling on the nearfoot will more tightly wedge the parts, and that it will be necessary to pushthe head higher up in the iliac fossa in order to loosen the obstruction. But OBSTETRIC SI RQE
The principles and practice of obstetrics . occipito-iliac positions, four hundred and ninety-one were at theright sacro-iliac symphysis, and fifty-five were at theright acetabulum. There is, no doubt, much truth in the statementsof the German Professor; but we are not disposed, fromour own observation, to sanction his extreme views, be-lieving that the second position, although not so com-mon as formerly supposed, yet is by no means veryrare. We should explain its infrequency by the fact thatthe sigmoid flexure of the colon occupies so much ofthe left iliac fossa as to determine the face and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-obstetrics-occipito-iliac-positions-four-hundred-and-ninety-one-were-at-theright-sacro-iliac-symphysis-and-fifty-five-were-at-theright-acetabulum-there-is-no-doubt-much-truth-in-the-statementsof-the-german-professor-but-we-are-not-disposed-fromour-own-observation-to-sanction-his-extreme-views-be-lieving-that-the-second-position-although-not-so-com-mon-as-formerly-supposed-yet-is-by-no-means-veryrare-we-should-explain-its-infrequency-by-the-fact-thatthe-sigmoid-flexure-of-the-colon-occupies-so-much-ofthe-left-iliac-fossa-as-to-determine-the-face-and-image338434613.htmlRM2AJH0PD–The principles and practice of obstetrics . occipito-iliac positions, four hundred and ninety-one were at theright sacro-iliac symphysis, and fifty-five were at theright acetabulum. There is, no doubt, much truth in the statementsof the German Professor; but we are not disposed, fromour own observation, to sanction his extreme views, be-lieving that the second position, although not so com-mon as formerly supposed, yet is by no means veryrare. We should explain its infrequency by the fact thatthe sigmoid flexure of the colon occupies so much ofthe left iliac fossa as to determine the face and
The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . descent. Cephalic version should firsl he tried in transverse presentationswherever the pelvis is sufficiently Large and it is not likely that hasty extrac-tion will he required, or the tampon action ot the Leg will become necessaryas in placenta previa. If it is attempted to replace a breech by a vertex presentation, the firststep of the operation consists in Lifting the breech into one iliac fossa whileat the same time the head is driven to one side. As in all other method-, theend of the child to be brought down is made t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-text-book-of-obstetrics-for-practitioners-and-students-descent-cephalic-version-should-firsl-he-tried-in-transverse-presentationswherever-the-pelvis-is-sufficiently-large-and-it-is-not-likely-that-hasty-extrac-tion-will-he-required-or-the-tampon-action-ot-the-leg-will-become-necessaryas-in-placenta-previa-if-it-is-attempted-to-replace-a-breech-by-a-vertex-presentation-the-firststep-of-the-operation-consists-in-lifting-the-breech-into-one-iliac-fossa-whileat-the-same-time-the-head-is-driven-to-one-side-as-in-all-other-method-theend-of-the-child-to-be-brought-down-is-made-t-image343037881.htmlRM2AX2M8W–The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . descent. Cephalic version should firsl he tried in transverse presentationswherever the pelvis is sufficiently Large and it is not likely that hasty extrac-tion will he required, or the tampon action ot the Leg will become necessaryas in placenta previa. If it is attempted to replace a breech by a vertex presentation, the firststep of the operation consists in Lifting the breech into one iliac fossa whileat the same time the head is driven to one side. As in all other method-, theend of the child to be brought down is made t
Operative gynecology : . d between the letters B and C; crossing the vertebralcolumn once more to the left, the next group is found lying in the left iliacfossa, included between the letters C and D; the fourth and last group oflamella?, between D and E, fills the lower abdomen and right iliac fossa, andit is particularly important to note the straight line of the terminal portionascending from the pelvis to the head of the colon as the mesentery rapidlyshortens from its extreme length down to nothing at all. The only loops of 56 TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY. the intestines which in all cases cross t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/operative-gynecology-d-between-the-letters-b-and-c-crossing-the-vertebralcolumn-once-more-to-the-left-the-next-group-is-found-lying-in-the-left-iliacfossa-included-between-the-letters-c-and-d-the-fourth-and-last-group-oflamella-between-d-and-e-fills-the-lower-abdomen-and-right-iliac-fossa-andit-is-particularly-important-to-note-the-straight-line-of-the-terminal-portionascending-from-the-pelvis-to-the-head-of-the-colon-as-the-mesentery-rapidlyshortens-from-its-extreme-length-down-to-nothing-at-all-the-only-loops-of-56-topographical-anatomy-the-intestines-which-in-all-cases-cross-t-image338304783.htmlRM2AJB35K–Operative gynecology : . d between the letters B and C; crossing the vertebralcolumn once more to the left, the next group is found lying in the left iliacfossa, included between the letters C and D; the fourth and last group oflamella?, between D and E, fills the lower abdomen and right iliac fossa, andit is particularly important to note the straight line of the terminal portionascending from the pelvis to the head of the colon as the mesentery rapidlyshortens from its extreme length down to nothing at all. The only loops of 56 TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY. the intestines which in all cases cross t
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . that, it is larger; it is more fixed;it. lias sacculation , i-paralcd by transverse ridges; it has longitudinal bands, and appendicesepiploicae (Fig. 12 73). , The cecum lies in the right iliac fossa on the psoas-ihacus muscle. It is entirely coveredby peritoneum, being free, and usually without a mesentery. It is just above the outerhalf of Pouparts ligament. The appendix vermiformis generally is attached about 1.7cm. (n/<6 inch) below the ileocecal valve, to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/surgical-treatment-a-practical-treatise-on-the-therapy-of-surgical-diseases-for-the-use-of-practitioners-and-students-of-surgery-that-it-is-larger-it-is-more-fixedit-lias-sacculation-i-paralcd-by-transverse-ridges-it-has-longitudinal-bands-and-appendicesepiploicae-fig-12-73-the-cecum-lies-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-on-the-psoas-ihacus-muscle-it-is-entirely-coveredby-peritoneum-being-free-and-usually-without-a-mesentery-it-is-just-above-the-outerhalf-of-pouparts-ligament-the-appendix-vermiformis-generally-is-attached-about-17cm-nlt6-inch-below-the-ileocecal-valve-to-image338234124.htmlRM2AJ7W24–Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . that, it is larger; it is more fixed;it. lias sacculation , i-paralcd by transverse ridges; it has longitudinal bands, and appendicesepiploicae (Fig. 12 73). , The cecum lies in the right iliac fossa on the psoas-ihacus muscle. It is entirely coveredby peritoneum, being free, and usually without a mesentery. It is just above the outerhalf of Pouparts ligament. The appendix vermiformis generally is attached about 1.7cm. (n/<6 inch) below the ileocecal valve, to
A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . .116), and the other in which the back of the child is turned toward thespine of the mother (Fig. 117). Kadi of these is subdivided into twosubsidiary classes, according as the head of the child is placed in therighl or left iliac fossa. Thus, in dorso-anterior positions, if the headlie in the left iliac fossa, the right shoulder of the child presents; if inthe right iliac fossa, the left. So in dorso-posterior positions, if the headlie in the left iliac fossa, the left shoulder presents ; if in the right, theright. Of the two classes, the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-the-science-and-practice-of-midwifery-116-and-the-other-in-which-the-back-of-the-child-is-turned-toward-thespine-of-the-mother-fig-117-kadi-of-these-is-subdivided-into-twosubsidiary-classes-according-as-the-head-of-the-child-is-placed-in-therighl-or-left-iliac-fossa-thus-in-dorso-anterior-positions-if-the-headlie-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-the-right-shoulder-of-the-child-presents-if-inthe-right-iliac-fossa-the-left-so-in-dorso-posterior-positions-if-the-headlie-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-the-left-shoulder-presents-if-in-the-right-theright-of-the-two-classes-the-image339121031.htmlRM2AKM89B–A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . .116), and the other in which the back of the child is turned toward thespine of the mother (Fig. 117). Kadi of these is subdivided into twosubsidiary classes, according as the head of the child is placed in therighl or left iliac fossa. Thus, in dorso-anterior positions, if the headlie in the left iliac fossa, the right shoulder of the child presents; if inthe right iliac fossa, the left. So in dorso-posterior positions, if the headlie in the left iliac fossa, the left shoulder presents ; if in the right, theright. Of the two classes, the
Buffalo medical and surgical journal . or the neck continues to be near the internal ring, while thefundus may deviate towards the navel, pelvis, or the iliac fossa.The parietal layer of the peritoneum must follow the neck of thesac so that it covers the whole sac like a funnel, when the neckis found torn loose and reduced high up. There is then a doublecover of peritoneum. Reduction en bloc is found both in smalland recent, and in old and large ruptures. Both inguinal andfemoral hernias may be reduced en bloc. 248 REDUCTION EN MASSE. The connective tissue around the sac seems to be stretchedm Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/buffalo-medical-and-surgical-journal-or-the-neck-continues-to-be-near-the-internal-ring-while-thefundus-may-deviate-towards-the-navel-pelvis-or-the-iliac-fossathe-parietal-layer-of-the-peritoneum-must-follow-the-neck-of-thesac-so-that-it-covers-the-whole-sac-like-a-funnel-when-the-neckis-found-torn-loose-and-reduced-high-up-there-is-then-a-doublecover-of-peritoneum-reduction-en-bloc-is-found-both-in-smalland-recent-and-in-old-and-large-ruptures-both-inguinal-andfemoral-hernias-may-be-reduced-en-bloc-248-reduction-en-masse-the-connective-tissue-around-the-sac-seems-to-be-stretchedm-image343231920.htmlRM2AXBFPT–Buffalo medical and surgical journal . or the neck continues to be near the internal ring, while thefundus may deviate towards the navel, pelvis, or the iliac fossa.The parietal layer of the peritoneum must follow the neck of thesac so that it covers the whole sac like a funnel, when the neckis found torn loose and reduced high up. There is then a doublecover of peritoneum. Reduction en bloc is found both in smalland recent, and in old and large ruptures. Both inguinal andfemoral hernias may be reduced en bloc. 248 REDUCTION EN MASSE. The connective tissue around the sac seems to be stretchedm
. Manual of operative surgery. on of the psoas parvus muscle, or if this is absent, the internal borderof the psoas, in which case it is necessary to retract the artery inwards to per-mit suturing. Introduce three or four non-absorbable sutures through thetendon of the psoas parvus and then through the posterior longitudinal caeco-colic band. When these sutures are tied the caecum is well anchored in the 438 OPERATIONS ON THE INTESTINES iliac fossa. Suture the edges of the incision in the iliac peritoneum to the headof the caecum. Caecopexy plus Caecoplication.—Roeder (Journ. A. M. A., Feb. 25 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manual-of-operative-surgery-on-of-the-psoas-parvus-muscle-or-if-this-is-absent-the-internal-borderof-the-psoas-in-which-case-it-is-necessary-to-retract-the-artery-inwards-to-per-mit-suturing-introduce-three-or-four-non-absorbable-sutures-through-thetendon-of-the-psoas-parvus-and-then-through-the-posterior-longitudinal-caeco-colic-band-when-these-sutures-are-tied-the-caecum-is-well-anchored-in-the-438-operations-on-the-intestines-iliac-fossa-suture-the-edges-of-the-incision-in-the-iliac-peritoneum-to-the-headof-the-caecum-caecopexy-plus-caecoplicationroeder-journ-a-m-a-feb-25-image336885832.htmlRM2AG2D8T–. Manual of operative surgery. on of the psoas parvus muscle, or if this is absent, the internal borderof the psoas, in which case it is necessary to retract the artery inwards to per-mit suturing. Introduce three or four non-absorbable sutures through thetendon of the psoas parvus and then through the posterior longitudinal caeco-colic band. When these sutures are tied the caecum is well anchored in the 438 OPERATIONS ON THE INTESTINES iliac fossa. Suture the edges of the incision in the iliac peritoneum to the headof the caecum. Caecopexy plus Caecoplication.—Roeder (Journ. A. M. A., Feb. 25
A manual of practical obstetrics . Podalic version, grasping the feet. depressed toward the perineum so as to bring the hand in linewith the axis of the brim, while the other hand rests outside,making support and counter-pressure upon the fundus. With the thumb between the head and pubes, and the fourfingers between the head and sacrum, the head is grasped andlifted out of the way, on the shelf of that iliac fossa towardwhich the occiput points. The wrist resting against the fore-head keeps it there, while the hand goes on up to grasp the INTERNAL VERSION, 239 feet, the other hand continuously Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-practical-obstetrics-podalic-version-grasping-the-feet-depressed-toward-the-perineum-so-as-to-bring-the-hand-in-linewith-the-axis-of-the-brim-while-the-other-hand-rests-outsidemaking-support-and-counter-pressure-upon-the-fundus-with-the-thumb-between-the-head-and-pubes-and-the-fourfingers-between-the-head-and-sacrum-the-head-is-grasped-andlifted-out-of-the-way-on-the-shelf-of-that-iliac-fossa-towardwhich-the-occiput-points-the-wrist-resting-against-the-fore-head-keeps-it-there-while-the-hand-goes-on-up-to-grasp-the-internal-version-239-feet-the-other-hand-continuously-image338467104.htmlRM2AJJE6T–A manual of practical obstetrics . Podalic version, grasping the feet. depressed toward the perineum so as to bring the hand in linewith the axis of the brim, while the other hand rests outside,making support and counter-pressure upon the fundus. With the thumb between the head and pubes, and the fourfingers between the head and sacrum, the head is grasped andlifted out of the way, on the shelf of that iliac fossa towardwhich the occiput points. The wrist resting against the fore-head keeps it there, while the hand goes on up to grasp the INTERNAL VERSION, 239 feet, the other hand continuously
. Diseases of the rectum and anus: designed for students and practitioners of medicine. inches (85centimeters) and the shortest five inches (12.5 centimeters),the average length being eighteen and one-third inches (46centimeters). Its average length was found to be about oneand one-half inches (4.8 centimeters) more in men than inwomen. The Sigmoid Mesocolon is of variable length. It is slightlylonger in men than in women and surrounds the sigmoid colon,anchoring it above in the left iliac fossa on the left side of the 8 DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS psoas muscle (variable), and below, just Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/diseases-of-the-rectum-and-anus-designed-for-students-and-practitioners-of-medicine-inches-85centimeters-and-the-shortest-five-inches-125-centimetersthe-average-length-being-eighteen-and-one-third-inches-46centimeters-its-average-length-was-found-to-be-about-oneand-one-half-inches-48-centimeters-more-in-men-than-inwomen-the-sigmoid-mesocolon-is-of-variable-length-it-is-slightlylonger-in-men-than-in-women-and-surrounds-the-sigmoid-colonanchoring-it-above-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-on-the-left-side-of-the-8-diseases-of-the-rectum-and-anus-psoas-muscle-variable-and-below-just-image336831746.htmlRM2AG0096–. Diseases of the rectum and anus: designed for students and practitioners of medicine. inches (85centimeters) and the shortest five inches (12.5 centimeters),the average length being eighteen and one-third inches (46centimeters). Its average length was found to be about oneand one-half inches (4.8 centimeters) more in men than inwomen. The Sigmoid Mesocolon is of variable length. It is slightlylonger in men than in women and surrounds the sigmoid colon,anchoring it above in the left iliac fossa on the left side of the 8 DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS psoas muscle (variable), and below, just
![Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . as a pair, in the respectivesexes, one from either side of the aorta, inferior to the originsof the renal branches. A spermatic artery (vena comes) passes,interiorly and externally, upon the psoas magnus and parvusmuscles to the groin, where it leaves the abdominal cavity bythe iliac or internal abdominal ring. An ovarian artery (venacomes) passes inferiorly to the iliac fossa; it enters the pelviccavity, crossing the external iliac artery, to reach the i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX7KNF/practical-human-anatomy-electronic-resource-a-working-guide-for-students-of-medicine-and-a-ready-reference-for-surgeons-and-physicians-as-a-pair-in-the-respectivesexes-one-from-either-side-of-the-aorta-inferior-to-the-originsof-the-renal-branches-a-spermatic-artery-vena-comes-passesinteriorly-and-externally-upon-the-psoas-magnus-and-parvusmuscles-to-the-groin-where-it-leaves-the-abdominal-cavity-bythe-iliac-or-internal-abdominal-ring-an-ovarian-artery-venacomes-passes-inferiorly-to-the-iliac-fossa-it-enters-the-pelviccavity-crossing-the-external-iliac-artery-to-reach-the-i-2AX7KNF.jpg "Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . as a pair, in the respectivesexes, one from either side of the aorta, inferior to the originsof the renal branches. A spermatic artery (vena comes) passes,interiorly and externally, upon the psoas magnus and parvusmuscles to the groin, where it leaves the abdominal cavity bythe iliac or internal abdominal ring. An ovarian artery (venacomes) passes inferiorly to the iliac fossa; it enters the pelviccavity, crossing the external iliac artery, to reach the i Stock Photo")
Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . as a pair, in the respectivesexes, one from either side of the aorta, inferior to the originsof the renal branches. A spermatic artery (vena comes) passes,interiorly and externally, upon the psoas magnus and parvusmuscles to the groin, where it leaves the abdominal cavity bythe iliac or internal abdominal ring. An ovarian artery (venacomes) passes inferiorly to the iliac fossa; it enters the pelviccavity, crossing the external iliac artery, to reach the i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/practical-human-anatomy-electronic-resource-a-working-guide-for-students-of-medicine-and-a-ready-reference-for-surgeons-and-physicians-as-a-pair-in-the-respectivesexes-one-from-either-side-of-the-aorta-inferior-to-the-originsof-the-renal-branches-a-spermatic-artery-vena-comes-passesinteriorly-and-externally-upon-the-psoas-magnus-and-parvusmuscles-to-the-groin-where-it-leaves-the-abdominal-cavity-bythe-iliac-or-internal-abdominal-ring-an-ovarian-artery-venacomes-passes-inferiorly-to-the-iliac-fossa-it-enters-the-pelviccavity-crossing-the-external-iliac-artery-to-reach-the-i-image343147211.htmlRM2AX7KNF–Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . as a pair, in the respectivesexes, one from either side of the aorta, inferior to the originsof the renal branches. A spermatic artery (vena comes) passes,interiorly and externally, upon the psoas magnus and parvusmuscles to the groin, where it leaves the abdominal cavity bythe iliac or internal abdominal ring. An ovarian artery (venacomes) passes inferiorly to the iliac fossa; it enters the pelviccavity, crossing the external iliac artery, to reach the i
A manual of obstetrics . Fig. 124.—Shoulder presentation,R. D. P. Fig. 125.—Shoulder presentation,L. D. P. palpation reveals the head in the left with the breech in theright iliac fossa, and the extremities in the upper portionof the abdomen and to the right side. The fetal heart-sounds very often cannot be heard in this position, or butindistinctly. The Mechanism.—It may be stated that practically thereexists no mechanism for a transverse presentation. Thereare, however, several possibilities that must be taken intoconsideration: i. It is not an unusual occurrence for atransverse position tha Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-obstetrics-fig-124shoulder-presentationr-d-p-fig-125shoulder-presentationl-d-p-palpation-reveals-the-head-in-the-left-with-the-breech-in-theright-iliac-fossa-and-the-extremities-in-the-upper-portionof-the-abdomen-and-to-the-right-side-the-fetal-heart-sounds-very-often-cannot-be-heard-in-this-position-or-butindistinctly-the-mechanismit-may-be-stated-that-practically-thereexists-no-mechanism-for-a-transverse-presentation-thereare-however-several-possibilities-that-must-be-taken-intoconsideration-i-it-is-not-an-unusual-occurrence-for-atransverse-position-tha-image338174517.htmlRM2AJ5519–A manual of obstetrics . Fig. 124.—Shoulder presentation,R. D. P. Fig. 125.—Shoulder presentation,L. D. P. palpation reveals the head in the left with the breech in theright iliac fossa, and the extremities in the upper portionof the abdomen and to the right side. The fetal heart-sounds very often cannot be heard in this position, or butindistinctly. The Mechanism.—It may be stated that practically thereexists no mechanism for a transverse presentation. Thereare, however, several possibilities that must be taken intoconsideration: i. It is not an unusual occurrence for atransverse position tha
On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . rition. — IntermediateCirculation.—Digestion, its Expenditure of Force. Large Intestine. — This part of the alimentary canal,beginning at the lower end of the ileum in the right iliacfossa, passes upwards to the under surface of the liver.Here, turning at a right angle, it runs horizontally belowthe stomach, to its left extremity. By a second bend, itnow regains the vertical direction ; and passes downwardstowards the left iliac fossa. In this region it next forms acurve like an S, thence named the sigmoid flexure; fromthe lower e Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-food-and-its-digestion-being-an-introduction-to-dietetics-rition-intermediatecirculationdigestion-its-expenditure-of-force-large-intestine-this-part-of-the-alimentary-canalbeginning-at-the-lower-end-of-the-ileum-in-the-right-iliacfossa-passes-upwards-to-the-under-surface-of-the-liverhere-turning-at-a-right-angle-it-runs-horizontally-belowthe-stomach-to-its-left-extremity-by-a-second-bend-itnow-regains-the-vertical-direction-and-passes-downwardstowards-the-left-iliac-fossa-in-this-region-it-next-forms-acurve-like-an-s-thence-named-the-sigmoid-flexure-fromthe-lower-e-image339292154.htmlRM2AM02GX–On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . rition. — IntermediateCirculation.—Digestion, its Expenditure of Force. Large Intestine. — This part of the alimentary canal,beginning at the lower end of the ileum in the right iliacfossa, passes upwards to the under surface of the liver.Here, turning at a right angle, it runs horizontally belowthe stomach, to its left extremity. By a second bend, itnow regains the vertical direction ; and passes downwardstowards the left iliac fossa. In this region it next forms acurve like an S, thence named the sigmoid flexure; fromthe lower e
Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine . the liver may still serve to distinguish it, and by changing the position of the patient, its upper edge in the majority of cases may be limited. In cases of ascites, we must lay the patient on the left side in order to measure the right lobe—on the right side to measure the left lobe, and on the abdomen to percuss it posteriorly. Sometimes the right lobe of the liver is so enormously hypertrophied, that its inferior margin extends to the right iliac fossa (Fig. 32). When the gall-bladder is muchdistended with bile, or contains gal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/clinical-lectures-on-the-principles-and-practice-of-medicine-the-liver-may-still-serve-to-distinguish-it-and-by-changing-the-position-of-the-patient-its-upper-edge-in-the-majority-of-cases-may-be-limited-in-cases-of-ascites-we-must-lay-the-patient-on-the-left-side-in-order-to-measure-the-right-lobeon-the-right-side-to-measure-the-left-lobe-and-on-the-abdomen-to-percuss-it-posteriorly-sometimes-the-right-lobe-of-the-liver-is-so-enormously-hypertrophied-that-its-inferior-margin-extends-to-the-right-iliac-fossa-fig-32-when-the-gall-bladder-is-muchdistended-with-bile-or-contains-gal-image338205239.htmlRM2AJ6G6F–Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine . the liver may still serve to distinguish it, and by changing the position of the patient, its upper edge in the majority of cases may be limited. In cases of ascites, we must lay the patient on the left side in order to measure the right lobe—on the right side to measure the left lobe, and on the abdomen to percuss it posteriorly. Sometimes the right lobe of the liver is so enormously hypertrophied, that its inferior margin extends to the right iliac fossa (Fig. 32). When the gall-bladder is muchdistended with bile, or contains gal
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1273.—Cross-section of Ascending Colon. cm. (8J2 inches) long. Its peritoneal covering is similar to that of the ascending colon.A mesocolon is present in about a third of the cases. The sigmoid colon is about 31 cm.(13 inches) long, and lies in the left iliac fossa. It ends opposite the brim of the pelvisopposite the left sacro-iliac synchondrosis. It has a freely movable mesentery. The mesenteric triangle is that part of intestine having a mesentery where t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/surgical-treatment-a-practical-treatise-on-the-therapy-of-surgical-diseases-for-the-use-of-practitioners-and-students-of-surgery-fig-1273cross-section-of-ascending-colon-cm-8j2-inches-long-its-peritoneal-covering-is-similar-to-that-of-the-ascending-colona-mesocolon-is-present-in-about-a-third-of-the-cases-the-sigmoid-colon-is-about-31-cm13-inches-long-and-lies-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-it-ends-opposite-the-brim-of-the-pelvisopposite-the-left-sacro-iliac-synchondrosis-it-has-a-freely-movable-mesentery-the-mesenteric-triangle-is-that-part-of-intestine-having-a-mesentery-where-t-image338233800.htmlRM2AJ7TJG–Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1273.—Cross-section of Ascending Colon. cm. (8J2 inches) long. Its peritoneal covering is similar to that of the ascending colon.A mesocolon is present in about a third of the cases. The sigmoid colon is about 31 cm.(13 inches) long, and lies in the left iliac fossa. It ends opposite the brim of the pelvisopposite the left sacro-iliac synchondrosis. It has a freely movable mesentery. The mesenteric triangle is that part of intestine having a mesentery where t
A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . r yet beenworked out, and would form a very interesting subject for investigation.The precise seat of attachment varies, and the placenta has been foundfixed to most of the abdominal viscera, either those contained in thepelvis proper, or it may be the intestines, or to the iliac fossa ; moslfrequently, apparently, the ovum finds its way into the retro-uterinecul-de-sac. Formation of a Oyd around the Ovum.—The subsequent changes varymuch. In the large majority of cases the ovum produces considerable I1 Metlir.nl NciVS, Pliila., Dec 15, 1883 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-the-science-and-practice-of-midwifery-r-yet-beenworked-out-and-would-form-a-very-interesting-subject-for-investigationthe-precise-seat-of-attachment-varies-and-the-placenta-has-been-foundfixed-to-most-of-the-abdominal-viscera-either-those-contained-in-thepelvis-proper-or-it-may-be-the-intestines-or-to-the-iliac-fossa-moslfrequently-apparently-the-ovum-finds-its-way-into-the-retro-uterinecul-de-sac-formation-of-a-oyd-around-the-ovumthe-subsequent-changes-varymuch-in-the-large-majority-of-cases-the-ovum-produces-considerable-i1-metlirnl-ncivs-pliila-dec-15-1883-image339129938.htmlRM2AKMKKE–A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . r yet beenworked out, and would form a very interesting subject for investigation.The precise seat of attachment varies, and the placenta has been foundfixed to most of the abdominal viscera, either those contained in thepelvis proper, or it may be the intestines, or to the iliac fossa ; moslfrequently, apparently, the ovum finds its way into the retro-uterinecul-de-sac. Formation of a Oyd around the Ovum.—The subsequent changes varymuch. In the large majority of cases the ovum produces considerable I1 Metlir.nl NciVS, Pliila., Dec 15, 1883
Annals of surgery . il 1, the second day, the patient complained of some painin the bladder. In the evening reflex movements were observed ontickling the feet. Firm pressure on the abdomen was noticed by thepatient. On the third day reflex action was found to be good below theseat of fracture. Sensation was noticed in the thighs. Severalecchymoses were found for the first time over the right iliac fossa.Involuntary discharges from the rectum were recorded on this day. The patient continued to improve slightly until a day or twobefore his death, when a chill occurred followed by fever, after wh Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annals-of-surgery-il-1-the-second-day-the-patient-complained-of-some-painin-the-bladder-in-the-evening-reflex-movements-were-observed-ontickling-the-feet-firm-pressure-on-the-abdomen-was-noticed-by-thepatient-on-the-third-day-reflex-action-was-found-to-be-good-below-theseat-of-fracture-sensation-was-noticed-in-the-thighs-severalecchymoses-were-found-for-the-first-time-over-the-right-iliac-fossainvoluntary-discharges-from-the-rectum-were-recorded-on-this-day-the-patient-continued-to-improve-slightly-until-a-day-or-twobefore-his-death-when-a-chill-occurred-followed-by-fever-after-wh-image343346283.htmlRM2AXGNK7–Annals of surgery . il 1, the second day, the patient complained of some painin the bladder. In the evening reflex movements were observed ontickling the feet. Firm pressure on the abdomen was noticed by thepatient. On the third day reflex action was found to be good below theseat of fracture. Sensation was noticed in the thighs. Severalecchymoses were found for the first time over the right iliac fossa.Involuntary discharges from the rectum were recorded on this day. The patient continued to improve slightly until a day or twobefore his death, when a chill occurred followed by fever, after wh
Modern surgery, general and operative . soas or iliac abscess, byfollowing the lumbosacral cord and great sciatic nerve, forms a gluteal abscess.These abscesses may open into the bowel, bladder, ureter, or peritoneal cavity.A hernia is almost never mistaken for a psoas abscess, but a psoas abscessis sometimes mistaken for a hernia (Fig. 103). J. Torrance Rugh points outthat without a search for spinal kyphosis or muscular rigidity the mistakemay be made, but that the presence of a mass in the iliac fossa continuous withthe external lump eliminates the possibility of the condition being hernia. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/modern-surgery-general-and-operative-soas-or-iliac-abscess-byfollowing-the-lumbosacral-cord-and-great-sciatic-nerve-forms-a-gluteal-abscessthese-abscesses-may-open-into-the-bowel-bladder-ureter-or-peritoneal-cavitya-hernia-is-almost-never-mistaken-for-a-psoas-abscess-but-a-psoas-abscessis-sometimes-mistaken-for-a-hernia-fig-103-j-torrance-rugh-points-outthat-without-a-search-for-spinal-kyphosis-or-muscular-rigidity-the-mistakemay-be-made-but-that-the-presence-of-a-mass-in-the-iliac-fossa-continuous-withthe-external-lump-eliminates-the-possibility-of-the-condition-being-hernia-image339370869.htmlRM2AM3K05–Modern surgery, general and operative . soas or iliac abscess, byfollowing the lumbosacral cord and great sciatic nerve, forms a gluteal abscess.These abscesses may open into the bowel, bladder, ureter, or peritoneal cavity.A hernia is almost never mistaken for a psoas abscess, but a psoas abscessis sometimes mistaken for a hernia (Fig. 103). J. Torrance Rugh points outthat without a search for spinal kyphosis or muscular rigidity the mistakemay be made, but that the presence of a mass in the iliac fossa continuous withthe external lump eliminates the possibility of the condition being hernia.
A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . the spine of the mother (Fig. 112). Each of these is sub-divided into two subsidiary classes, according as the head of thechild is placed in the right or left iliac fossa. Thus in dorso-anteriorpositions, if the head lie in the left iliac fossa, the right shoulder ofthe child presents; if in the right iliac fossa, the left. So in dorso-posterior positions, if the head lie in the left iliac fossa, the leftshoulder present; if in the right, the right. Of the two classes thedorso-anterior positions are more common, in the proportion, it issaid Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-the-science-and-practice-of-midwifery-the-spine-of-the-mother-fig-112-each-of-these-is-sub-divided-into-two-subsidiary-classes-according-as-the-head-of-thechild-is-placed-in-the-right-or-left-iliac-fossa-thus-in-dorso-anteriorpositions-if-the-head-lie-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-the-right-shoulder-ofthe-child-presents-if-in-the-right-iliac-fossa-the-left-so-in-dorso-posterior-positions-if-the-head-lie-in-the-left-iliac-fossa-the-leftshoulder-present-if-in-the-right-the-right-of-the-two-classes-thedorso-anterior-positions-are-more-common-in-the-proportion-it-issaid-image338405341.htmlRM2AJFKD1–A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . the spine of the mother (Fig. 112). Each of these is sub-divided into two subsidiary classes, according as the head of thechild is placed in the right or left iliac fossa. Thus in dorso-anteriorpositions, if the head lie in the left iliac fossa, the right shoulder ofthe child presents; if in the right iliac fossa, the left. So in dorso-posterior positions, if the head lie in the left iliac fossa, the leftshoulder present; if in the right, the right. Of the two classes thedorso-anterior positions are more common, in the proportion, it issaid
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