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Thyroid Veins are a blood vessel that originates from the glandular venous plexus of thyroid, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thyroid-veins-are-a-blood-vessel-that-originates-from-the-glandular-venous-plexus-of-thyroid-vintage-line-drawing-or-engraving-illustration-image348665133.htmlRF2B771X5–Thyroid Veins are a blood vessel that originates from the glandular venous plexus of thyroid, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.
Anatomy of human abdominal vein system. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-anatomy-of-human-abdominal-vein-system-57643220.htmlRFD9NTEC–Anatomy of human abdominal vein system.
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The basilar venous plexus lies between the endosteal and meningeal layers of the dura on the inner surface of the clivus and connects 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-basilar-venous-plexus-lies-between-the-endosteal-and-meningeal-layers-of-the-dura-on-the-inner-surface-of-the-clivus-and-connects-3d-illustration-image596577009.htmlRF2WJGC1N–The basilar venous plexus lies between the endosteal and meningeal layers of the dura on the inner surface of the clivus and connects 3d illustration
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Archive image from page 182 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana03todd Year: 1847 Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-182-of-the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-cyclopdiaofana03todd-year-1847-two-lobules-in-which-the-portal-venous-plexus-is-seen-after-kiernan-a-a-interlobular-veins-the-appearance-of-venous-circles-formed-by-these-veins-is-that-which-is-afforded-by-a-common-lens-when-examined-with-a-higher-power-the-interlobular-fissure-is-seen-to-be-filled-by-a-vascular-plexus-b-the-lobular-venous-plexus-the-circular-and-ovoid-spaces-seen-be-tween-the-branches-of-the-plexuses-are-occupied-by-portions-of-the-biliary-plexus-they-are-the-image259469806.htmlRMW23TAP–Archive image from page 182 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana03todd Year: 1847 Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the
Carpenter's principles of human physiology . hroughout the entireLiver. To these vessels, the nameof inte?-obular Veins was given byMr. Kiernan.* They ramify in thecapsules of the lobules, coveringwith their ramifications the wholeexternal surface of these ; and thenenter their substance. When theyenter the lobules, they are termedlobular veins; and the plexusformed by their convergence fromthe circumference of each lobule to-wards its centre is designated asthe lobular venous plexus. The ulti-mate ramifications terminate in thoseof the intra-lobular, which dischargethemselves into the sub-lo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/carpenters-principles-of-human-physiology-hroughout-the-entireliver-to-these-vessels-the-nameof-inte-obular-veins-was-given-bymr-kiernan-they-ramify-in-thecapsules-of-the-lobules-coveringwith-their-ramifications-the-wholeexternal-surface-of-these-and-thenenter-their-substance-when-theyenter-the-lobules-they-are-termedlobular-veins-and-the-plexusformed-by-their-convergence-fromthe-circumference-of-each-lobule-to-wards-its-centre-is-designated-asthe-lobular-venous-plexus-the-ulti-mate-ramifications-terminate-in-thoseof-the-intra-lobular-which-dischargethemselves-into-the-sub-lo-image340031432.htmlRM2AN5NFM–Carpenter's principles of human physiology . hroughout the entireLiver. To these vessels, the nameof inte?-obular Veins was given byMr. Kiernan.* They ramify in thecapsules of the lobules, coveringwith their ramifications the wholeexternal surface of these ; and thenenter their substance. When theyenter the lobules, they are termedlobular veins; and the plexusformed by their convergence fromthe circumference of each lobule to-wards its centre is designated asthe lobular venous plexus. The ulti-mate ramifications terminate in thoseof the intra-lobular, which dischargethemselves into the sub-lo
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Brain, mass, arterial volume, venous volume, CSF - cerebrospinal fluid acronym, medical concept background, 3d render illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brain-mass-arterial-volume-venous-volume-csf-cerebrospinal-fluid-acronym-medical-concept-background-3d-render-illustration-image443268587.htmlRF2GN4HGY–Brain, mass, arterial volume, venous volume, CSF - cerebrospinal fluid acronym, medical concept background, 3d render illustration
. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. CETACEA. 579 really is, on account of its deep position and the overlapping of the kidney, E. As it gets beyond this part it is seen to dilate. Two veins, corresponding to the vena iliacee of Quadrupeds, (m, in,) return the blood in part to the tail, and join the vena cava near the kidneys. The vein corresponding to the caudal or sacro-median of Quadrupeds is not a simple vessel, but a plexus, which is surrounded and protected by the inferior spinous processes ; it is seen at /'. A venous plexus from the intestinal canal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-cetacea-579-really-is-on-account-of-its-deep-position-and-the-overlapping-of-the-kidney-e-as-it-gets-beyond-this-part-it-is-seen-to-dilate-two-veins-corresponding-to-the-vena-iliacee-of-quadrupeds-m-in-return-the-blood-in-part-to-the-tail-and-join-the-vena-cava-near-the-kidneys-the-vein-corresponding-to-the-caudal-or-sacro-median-of-quadrupeds-is-not-a-simple-vessel-but-a-plexus-which-is-surrounded-and-protected-by-the-inferior-spinous-processes-it-is-seen-at-a-venous-plexus-from-the-intestinal-canal-image216211034.htmlRMPFN7AJ–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. CETACEA. 579 really is, on account of its deep position and the overlapping of the kidney, E. As it gets beyond this part it is seen to dilate. Two veins, corresponding to the vena iliacee of Quadrupeds, (m, in,) return the blood in part to the tail, and join the vena cava near the kidneys. The vein corresponding to the caudal or sacro-median of Quadrupeds is not a simple vessel, but a plexus, which is surrounded and protected by the inferior spinous processes ; it is seen at /'. A venous plexus from the intestinal canal
Brain, mass, arterial volume, venous volume, CSF - cerebrospinal fluid acronym, medical concept background, 3d render illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brain-mass-arterial-volume-venous-volume-csf-cerebrospinal-fluid-acronym-medical-concept-background-3d-render-illustration-image460926574.htmlRF2HNW0FA–Brain, mass, arterial volume, venous volume, CSF - cerebrospinal fluid acronym, medical concept background, 3d render illustration
. Fig. 5. The lumbar venous plexus. a, Rectus abdominis muscle h, Intraspinous vein b, Rectum j, Segmental ascending artery c, Uterus j, Hypaxial muscle d, Dorsal aorta k, Caudal vein e, Right postcava /, Caudal artery /, Bladder m, Fifteenth lumbar vertebra g, Ureter «, First caudal vertebra Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fig-5-the-lumbar-venous-plexus-a-rectus-abdominis-muscle-h-intraspinous-vein-b-rectum-j-segmental-ascending-artery-c-uterus-j-hypaxial-muscle-d-dorsal-aorta-k-caudal-vein-e-right-postcava-caudal-artery-bladder-m-fifteenth-lumbar-vertebra-g-ureter-first-caudal-vertebra-image180025806.htmlRMMCTTN2–. Fig. 5. The lumbar venous plexus. a, Rectus abdominis muscle h, Intraspinous vein b, Rectum j, Segmental ascending artery c, Uterus j, Hypaxial muscle d, Dorsal aorta k, Caudal vein e, Right postcava /, Caudal artery /, Bladder m, Fifteenth lumbar vertebra g, Ureter «, First caudal vertebra
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Anatomy of human abdominal vein system. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-anatomy-of-human-abdominal-vein-system-57643323.htmlRFD9NTJ3–Anatomy of human abdominal vein system.
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The rectal venous plexus (or hemorrhoidal plexus) is the venous plexus surrounding the rectum 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-rectal-venous-plexus-or-hemorrhoidal-plexus-is-the-venous-plexus-surrounding-the-rectum-3d-illustration-image596593884.htmlRF2WJH5GC–The rectal venous plexus (or hemorrhoidal plexus) is the venous plexus surrounding the rectum 3d illustration
Archive image from page 1013 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 980 THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. As it runs proxhnally, in the forearm, it is joined by tributaries from both the volar and dorsal aspects and, in the cubital region, by the median cubital vein which connects it with the cephalic vein. The Median Vein of the Forearm.—In a cer- tain number of cases a vein, which commences in the palmar venous plexus, runs along the middle of the volar aspect of the forearm to the cubital region. This is the median vein of the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-1013-of-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-1914-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-cunninghamstextb00cunn-year-1914-980-the-vascular-system-as-it-runs-proxhnally-in-the-forearm-it-is-joined-by-tributaries-from-both-the-volar-and-dorsal-aspects-and-in-the-cubital-region-by-the-median-cubital-vein-which-connects-it-with-the-cephalic-vein-the-median-vein-of-the-forearmin-a-cer-tain-number-of-cases-a-vein-which-commences-in-the-palmar-venous-plexus-runs-along-the-middle-of-the-volar-aspect-of-the-forearm-to-the-cubital-region-this-is-the-median-vein-of-the-image264067782.htmlRMW9H946–Archive image from page 1013 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 980 THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. As it runs proxhnally, in the forearm, it is joined by tributaries from both the volar and dorsal aspects and, in the cubital region, by the median cubital vein which connects it with the cephalic vein. The Median Vein of the Forearm.—In a cer- tain number of cases a vein, which commences in the palmar venous plexus, runs along the middle of the volar aspect of the forearm to the cubital region. This is the median vein of the
Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . guinal canal, emerging at the external inguinal ring. As it emergesfrom the external ring it lies just beneath the integument in the sub-cutaneous fat, and descends into the scrotum, where it is joined tothe posterior border of the testis. It is about as thick around as thelittle finger, and is made up of a bundle of structures: the vas deferens,the artery of the vas deferens, and the cremasteric artery, their corre-sponding veins, the spermatic artery, and a tortuous venous plexus,the pampiniform. The vas deferens, the efferent duct of the t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/operative-surgery-for-students-and-practitioners-guinal-canal-emerging-at-the-external-inguinal-ring-as-it-emergesfrom-the-external-ring-it-lies-just-beneath-the-integument-in-the-sub-cutaneous-fat-and-descends-into-the-scrotum-where-it-is-joined-tothe-posterior-border-of-the-testis-it-is-about-as-thick-around-as-thelittle-finger-and-is-made-up-of-a-bundle-of-structures-the-vas-deferensthe-artery-of-the-vas-deferens-and-the-cremasteric-artery-their-corre-sponding-veins-the-spermatic-artery-and-a-tortuous-venous-plexusthe-pampiniform-the-vas-deferens-the-efferent-duct-of-the-t-image342664139.htmlRM2AWDKGY–Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . guinal canal, emerging at the external inguinal ring. As it emergesfrom the external ring it lies just beneath the integument in the sub-cutaneous fat, and descends into the scrotum, where it is joined tothe posterior border of the testis. It is about as thick around as thelittle finger, and is made up of a bundle of structures: the vas deferens,the artery of the vas deferens, and the cremasteric artery, their corre-sponding veins, the spermatic artery, and a tortuous venous plexus,the pampiniform. The vas deferens, the efferent duct of the t
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. S36 THE OBGANS OF SENSE. mucous surface are small and proceed from the anterior tympanic branch of the internal maxillary, and from the stylo-mastoid branch of the posterior auricular. The veins from the cutaneous surface open into the external jugular ; those from the mucous surface partly into the venous plexus on the auditory tube, and partly into the transverse sinus and veins of the dura mater. The lymph vessels, like the blood-vessels, are arranged in two sets, cutaneous and mucous, which, however, communicate freely with each other. Kessel h Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-s36-the-obgans-of-sense-mucous-surface-are-small-and-proceed-from-the-anterior-tympanic-branch-of-the-internal-maxillary-and-from-the-stylo-mastoid-branch-of-the-posterior-auricular-the-veins-from-the-cutaneous-surface-open-into-the-external-jugular-those-from-the-mucous-surface-partly-into-the-venous-plexus-on-the-auditory-tube-and-partly-into-the-transverse-sinus-and-veins-of-the-dura-mater-the-lymph-vessels-like-the-blood-vessels-are-arranged-in-two-sets-cutaneous-and-mucous-which-however-communicate-freely-with-each-other-kessel-h-image216344837.htmlRMPFYA19–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. S36 THE OBGANS OF SENSE. mucous surface are small and proceed from the anterior tympanic branch of the internal maxillary, and from the stylo-mastoid branch of the posterior auricular. The veins from the cutaneous surface open into the external jugular ; those from the mucous surface partly into the venous plexus on the auditory tube, and partly into the transverse sinus and veins of the dura mater. The lymph vessels, like the blood-vessels, are arranged in two sets, cutaneous and mucous, which, however, communicate freely with each other. Kessel h
. Fig. 207.—Cross section of bovine blood fluke {Schistosoma bovis), showing the position of the female in the gynaecophoric canal. X 200. (After Leuckart, 1894, p. 472, Fig. 209.) the consequent location of the agglomeration of eggs, determine the jDarticular symptoms. Either the genito-urinary system is attacked, in which case heematuria is one of the first symptoms, or the large in- testine is attacked and blood is noticed in the faeces. If the parasites are lodged in the venous plexus of the genito-urinary system, the chief symptoms are : heematuria, pains in the lumbar region, the left il Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fig-207cross-section-of-bovine-blood-fluke-schistosoma-bovis-showing-the-position-of-the-female-in-the-gynaecophoric-canal-x-200-after-leuckart-1894-p-472-fig-209-the-consequent-location-of-the-agglomeration-of-eggs-determine-the-jdarticular-symptoms-either-the-genito-urinary-system-is-attacked-in-which-case-heematuria-is-one-of-the-first-symptoms-or-the-large-in-testine-is-attacked-and-blood-is-noticed-in-the-faeces-if-the-parasites-are-lodged-in-the-venous-plexus-of-the-genito-urinary-system-the-chief-symptoms-are-heematuria-pains-in-the-lumbar-region-the-left-il-image179905691.htmlRMMCKBF7–. Fig. 207.—Cross section of bovine blood fluke {Schistosoma bovis), showing the position of the female in the gynaecophoric canal. X 200. (After Leuckart, 1894, p. 472, Fig. 209.) the consequent location of the agglomeration of eggs, determine the jDarticular symptoms. Either the genito-urinary system is attacked, in which case heematuria is one of the first symptoms, or the large in- testine is attacked and blood is noticed in the faeces. If the parasites are lodged in the venous plexus of the genito-urinary system, the chief symptoms are : heematuria, pains in the lumbar region, the left il
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Archive image from page 869 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( S36 THE OBGANS OF SENSE. mucous surface are small and proceed from the anterior tympanic branch of the internal maxillary, and from the stylo-mastoid branch of the posterior auricular. The veins from the cutaneous surface open into the external jugular ; those from the mucous surface partly into the venous plexus on the auditory tube, and partly into the transverse sinus and veins of the dura mater. The lymph vessels, like the blood-vessels, are arrang Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-869-of-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-1914-cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-cunninghamstextb00cunn-year-1914-s36-the-obgans-of-sense-mucous-surface-are-small-and-proceed-from-the-anterior-tympanic-branch-of-the-internal-maxillary-and-from-the-stylo-mastoid-branch-of-the-posterior-auricular-the-veins-from-the-cutaneous-surface-open-into-the-external-jugular-those-from-the-mucous-surface-partly-into-the-venous-plexus-on-the-auditory-tube-and-partly-into-the-transverse-sinus-and-veins-of-the-dura-mater-the-lymph-vessels-like-the-blood-vessels-are-arrang-image264067274.htmlRMW9H8E2–Archive image from page 869 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( S36 THE OBGANS OF SENSE. mucous surface are small and proceed from the anterior tympanic branch of the internal maxillary, and from the stylo-mastoid branch of the posterior auricular. The veins from the cutaneous surface open into the external jugular ; those from the mucous surface partly into the venous plexus on the auditory tube, and partly into the transverse sinus and veins of the dura mater. The lymph vessels, like the blood-vessels, are arrang
On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . union of the capillaries in the upperhalf of the villus to form two or more branches ; which,wider and more superficial than the corresponding arteries,become confluent in a single vein passing vertically down-wards to join the venous plexus that surrounds the mouthsof the tubes. The latter plexus also communicates withthat of the villus through the other capillaries at its base.by means of which the two networks might almost be saidto merge into each other. The granular substance of the villus presents no definitestructure beyond Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-food-and-its-digestion-being-an-introduction-to-dietetics-union-of-the-capillaries-in-the-upperhalf-of-the-villus-to-form-two-or-more-branches-whichwider-and-more-superficial-than-the-corresponding-arteriesbecome-confluent-in-a-single-vein-passing-vertically-down-wards-to-join-the-venous-plexus-that-surrounds-the-mouthsof-the-tubes-the-latter-plexus-also-communicates-withthat-of-the-villus-through-the-other-capillaries-at-its-baseby-means-of-which-the-two-networks-might-almost-be-saidto-merge-into-each-other-the-granular-substance-of-the-villus-presents-no-definitestructure-beyond-image339301658.htmlRM2AM0EMA–On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . union of the capillaries in the upperhalf of the villus to form two or more branches ; which,wider and more superficial than the corresponding arteries,become confluent in a single vein passing vertically down-wards to join the venous plexus that surrounds the mouthsof the tubes. The latter plexus also communicates withthat of the villus through the other capillaries at its base.by means of which the two networks might almost be saidto merge into each other. The granular substance of the villus presents no definitestructure beyond
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the acini of Malpighi. c. The intralobular vein in the centre of e Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-two-lobules-in-which-the-portal-venous-plexus-is-seen-after-kiernan-a-a-interlobular-veins-the-appearance-of-venous-circles-formed-by-these-veins-is-that-which-is-afforded-by-a-common-lens-when-examined-with-a-higher-power-the-interlobular-fissure-is-seen-to-be-filled-by-a-vascular-plexus-b-the-lobular-venous-plexus-the-circular-and-ovoid-spaces-seen-be-tween-the-branches-of-the-plexuses-are-occupied-by-portions-of-the-biliary-plexus-they-are-the-acini-of-malpighi-c-the-intralobular-vein-in-the-centre-of-e-image216211450.htmlRMPFN7WE–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the acini of Malpighi. c. The intralobular vein in the centre of e
. Fig. 207.—Cross section of bovine blood fluke {Schistoso)7ia bovis), showing the position of the female in the gynaecophoric canal. X 200. (After Leuckart, 1894, p. 472, Fig. 209.) the consequent location of the agglomeration of eggs, determine the particular symptoms. Either the genito-urinary system is attacked, in which case hsematuria is one of the first symptoms, or the large in- testine is attacked and blood is noticed in the fasces. If the parasites are lodged in the venous plexus of the genito-urinary system, the chief symptoms are : haematuria, j^ains in the lumbar region, the left Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fig-207cross-section-of-bovine-blood-fluke-schistoso7ia-bovis-showing-the-position-of-the-female-in-the-gynaecophoric-canal-x-200-after-leuckart-1894-p-472-fig-209-the-consequent-location-of-the-agglomeration-of-eggs-determine-the-particular-symptoms-either-the-genito-urinary-system-is-attacked-in-which-case-hsematuria-is-one-of-the-first-symptoms-or-the-large-in-testine-is-attacked-and-blood-is-noticed-in-the-fasces-if-the-parasites-are-lodged-in-the-venous-plexus-of-the-genito-urinary-system-the-chief-symptoms-are-haematuria-jains-in-the-lumbar-region-the-left-image179906427.htmlRMMCKCDF–. Fig. 207.—Cross section of bovine blood fluke {Schistoso)7ia bovis), showing the position of the female in the gynaecophoric canal. X 200. (After Leuckart, 1894, p. 472, Fig. 209.) the consequent location of the agglomeration of eggs, determine the particular symptoms. Either the genito-urinary system is attacked, in which case hsematuria is one of the first symptoms, or the large in- testine is attacked and blood is noticed in the fasces. If the parasites are lodged in the venous plexus of the genito-urinary system, the chief symptoms are : haematuria, j^ains in the lumbar region, the left
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Archive image from page 182 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana03todd Year: 1847 NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER. 169 Fig. 39. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-182-of-the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-cyclopdiaofana03todd-year-1847-normal-anatomy-of-the-liver-169-fig-39-two-lobules-in-which-the-portal-venous-plexus-is-seen-after-kiernan-a-a-interlobular-veins-the-appearance-of-venous-circles-formed-by-these-veins-is-that-which-is-afforded-by-a-common-lens-when-examined-with-a-higher-power-the-interlobular-fissure-is-seen-to-be-filled-by-a-vascular-plexus-b-the-lobular-venous-plexus-the-circular-and-ovoid-spaces-seen-be-tween-the-branches-of-the-plexuses-are-occupied-by-image259469799.htmlRMW23TAF–Archive image from page 182 of The cyclopædia of anatomy and. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology cyclopdiaofana03todd Year: 1847 NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER. 169 Fig. 39. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by
A textbook of obstetrics . n some situations they communicatedirectly with the veins. At the placental site the arteries termi-nate in the curling arteries of the uterine decidua, emptyingdirectly into the placental lacunae, where the blood bathes theplacental villi projecting into them. The uterine body may beregarded from one point of view as a huge venous plexus. Thewalls of the veins are reduced to the intima, and running between 82 PREGNANCY. muscle-bundles, the contraction of the uterine muscle after laborobliterates them. The nerves are increased more by a development of the con-nective Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-obstetrics-n-some-situations-they-communicatedirectly-with-the-veins-at-the-placental-site-the-arteries-termi-nate-in-the-curling-arteries-of-the-uterine-decidua-emptyingdirectly-into-the-placental-lacunae-where-the-blood-bathes-theplacental-villi-projecting-into-them-the-uterine-body-may-beregarded-from-one-point-of-view-as-a-huge-venous-plexus-thewalls-of-the-veins-are-reduced-to-the-intima-and-running-between-82-pregnancy-muscle-bundles-the-contraction-of-the-uterine-muscle-after-laborobliterates-them-the-nerves-are-increased-more-by-a-development-of-the-con-nective-image340154464.htmlRM2ANBADM–A textbook of obstetrics . n some situations they communicatedirectly with the veins. At the placental site the arteries termi-nate in the curling arteries of the uterine decidua, emptyingdirectly into the placental lacunae, where the blood bathes theplacental villi projecting into them. The uterine body may beregarded from one point of view as a huge venous plexus. Thewalls of the veins are reduced to the intima, and running between 82 PREGNANCY. muscle-bundles, the contraction of the uterine muscle after laborobliterates them. The nerves are increased more by a development of the con-nective
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER. 169 Fig. 39.. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the acini of Malpighi. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-normal-anatomy-of-the-liver-169-fig-39-two-lobules-in-which-the-portal-venous-plexus-is-seen-after-kiernan-a-a-interlobular-veins-the-appearance-of-venous-circles-formed-by-these-veins-is-that-which-is-afforded-by-a-common-lens-when-examined-with-a-higher-power-the-interlobular-fissure-is-seen-to-be-filled-by-a-vascular-plexus-b-the-lobular-venous-plexus-the-circular-and-ovoid-spaces-seen-be-tween-the-branches-of-the-plexuses-are-occupied-by-portions-of-the-biliary-plexus-they-are-the-acini-of-malpighi-image216211454.htmlRMPFN7WJ–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER. 169 Fig. 39.. Two lobules, in which the portal venous plexus is seen. After Kiernan. a a, Interlobular veins. The appearance of venous circles formed by these veins is that which is afforded by a common lens ; when examined with a higher power the interlobular fissure is seen to be filled by a vascular plexus, b, The lobular venous plexus. The circular and ovoid spaces seen be- tween the branches of the plexuses are occupied by portions of the biliary plexus : they are the acini of Malpighi.
. Fig. i. Showing the position of the great thoracic rete with relation to the scalene muscle, thoracic cavity and cervical vertebrae. Rete dotted. a, Scalene muscle b, Rectus capitis amicus major muscle c, Longus colli muscle d, Trachelo-mastoid and splenius muscles e, Jugular vein /, Posterior thoracic and internal mammary veins g, Brachial vein h, Axillary venous plexus i, Right brachio-cephalic vein /, Left brachio-cephalic vein k, Precava /, Dorsal aorta m, Ductus arteriosus n, Carotid artery o, Subclavian artery p, Axillary artery q, Posterior thoracic artery r, Internal mammary artery s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fig-i-showing-the-position-of-the-great-thoracic-rete-with-relation-to-the-scalene-muscle-thoracic-cavity-and-cervical-vertebrae-rete-dotted-a-scalene-muscle-b-rectus-capitis-amicus-major-muscle-c-longus-colli-muscle-d-trachelo-mastoid-and-splenius-muscles-e-jugular-vein-posterior-thoracic-and-internal-mammary-veins-g-brachial-vein-h-axillary-venous-plexus-i-right-brachio-cephalic-vein-left-brachio-cephalic-vein-k-precava-dorsal-aorta-m-ductus-arteriosus-n-carotid-artery-o-subclavian-artery-p-axillary-artery-q-posterior-thoracic-artery-r-internal-mammary-artery-s-image180025835.htmlRMMCTTP3–. Fig. i. Showing the position of the great thoracic rete with relation to the scalene muscle, thoracic cavity and cervical vertebrae. Rete dotted. a, Scalene muscle b, Rectus capitis amicus major muscle c, Longus colli muscle d, Trachelo-mastoid and splenius muscles e, Jugular vein /, Posterior thoracic and internal mammary veins g, Brachial vein h, Axillary venous plexus i, Right brachio-cephalic vein /, Left brachio-cephalic vein k, Precava /, Dorsal aorta m, Ductus arteriosus n, Carotid artery o, Subclavian artery p, Axillary artery q, Posterior thoracic artery r, Internal mammary artery s
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Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine diseasesofcattle00mous Year: 1920 440 DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. and Eovelli afterwards found it in about 75 per cent, of the sheep slaughtered at Catania, Sicil3 Source of Infection. CHnical observation and analogy point to untiltered drinking water as the source of infection. Position of the Parasite. The worms are found in the veins of the abdomen, the vena porta, vena linealis, vena renalis, and the venous plexus of the bladder and of the rectum. Symptoms. The young parasites appear to do no injury; in fact, even th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/diseases-of-cattle-sheep-goats-diseases-of-cattle-sheep-goats-and-swine-diseasesofcattle00mous-year-1920-440-diseases-of-the-blood-and-eovelli-afterwards-found-it-in-about-75-per-cent-of-the-sheep-slaughtered-at-catania-sicil3-source-of-infection-chnical-observation-and-analogy-point-to-untiltered-drinking-water-as-the-source-of-infection-position-of-the-parasite-the-worms-are-found-in-the-veins-of-the-abdomen-the-vena-porta-vena-linealis-vena-renalis-and-the-venous-plexus-of-the-bladder-and-of-the-rectum-symptoms-the-young-parasites-appear-to-do-no-injury-in-fact-even-th-image241954676.htmlRMT1HYJC–Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine diseasesofcattle00mous Year: 1920 440 DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. and Eovelli afterwards found it in about 75 per cent, of the sheep slaughtered at Catania, Sicil3 Source of Infection. CHnical observation and analogy point to untiltered drinking water as the source of infection. Position of the Parasite. The worms are found in the veins of the abdomen, the vena porta, vena linealis, vena renalis, and the venous plexus of the bladder and of the rectum. Symptoms. The young parasites appear to do no injury; in fact, even th
A textbook of obstetrics . may beregarded from one point of view as a huge venous plexus. Thewalls of the veins are reduced to the intima, and running between [82 PREGNANCY. muscle-bundles, the contraction of the uterine muscle after laborobliterates them. The nerves are increased more by a development of the con-nective tissue about them (neurilemma) than by an increase ofthe nerve-elements ; but there is some new development of nerve-tissue, the filaments extending toward the uterine cavity. Themain supply of the womb is from the sympathetic system. Theganglia in the genital region show hype Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-obstetrics-may-beregarded-from-one-point-of-view-as-a-huge-venous-plexus-thewalls-of-the-veins-are-reduced-to-the-intima-and-running-between-82-pregnancy-muscle-bundles-the-contraction-of-the-uterine-muscle-after-laborobliterates-them-the-nerves-are-increased-more-by-a-development-of-the-con-nective-tissue-about-them-neurilemma-than-by-an-increase-ofthe-nerve-elements-but-there-is-some-new-development-of-nerve-tissue-the-filaments-extending-toward-the-uterine-cavity-themain-supply-of-the-womb-is-from-the-sympathetic-system-theganglia-in-the-genital-region-show-hype-image343050780.htmlRM2AX38NG–A textbook of obstetrics . may beregarded from one point of view as a huge venous plexus. Thewalls of the veins are reduced to the intima, and running between [82 PREGNANCY. muscle-bundles, the contraction of the uterine muscle after laborobliterates them. The nerves are increased more by a development of the con-nective tissue about them (neurilemma) than by an increase ofthe nerve-elements ; but there is some new development of nerve-tissue, the filaments extending toward the uterine cavity. Themain supply of the womb is from the sympathetic system. Theganglia in the genital region show hype
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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 980 THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. As it runs proxhnally, in the forearm, it is joined by tributaries from both the volar and dorsal aspects and, in the cubital region, by the median cubital vein which connects it with the cephalic vein. The Median Vein of the Forearm.—In a cer- tain number of cases a vein, which commences in the palmar venous plexus, runs along the middle of the volar aspect of the forearm to the cubital region. This is the median vein of the forearm. At the bend of the elbow it receives the profunda vein and then divides into two branches, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-980-the-vascular-system-as-it-runs-proxhnally-in-the-forearm-it-is-joined-by-tributaries-from-both-the-volar-and-dorsal-aspects-and-in-the-cubital-region-by-the-median-cubital-vein-which-connects-it-with-the-cephalic-vein-the-median-vein-of-the-forearmin-a-cer-tain-number-of-cases-a-vein-which-commences-in-the-palmar-venous-plexus-runs-along-the-middle-of-the-volar-aspect-of-the-forearm-to-the-cubital-region-this-is-the-median-vein-of-the-forearm-at-the-bend-of-the-elbow-it-receives-the-profunda-vein-and-then-divides-into-two-branches-image216344438.htmlRMPFY9F2–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 980 THE VASCULAR SYSTEM. As it runs proxhnally, in the forearm, it is joined by tributaries from both the volar and dorsal aspects and, in the cubital region, by the median cubital vein which connects it with the cephalic vein. The Median Vein of the Forearm.—In a cer- tain number of cases a vein, which commences in the palmar venous plexus, runs along the middle of the volar aspect of the forearm to the cubital region. This is the median vein of the forearm. At the bend of the elbow it receives the profunda vein and then divides into two branches,
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Gynaecology for students and practitioners . rior, some over theposterior surface of the uterus to anastomose, in the middle line,with corresponding branches from the artery of the opposite side(see Fig. 44). The first of these branches to be given off is of com-paratively large size, and with its fellow of the opposite sideforms the circular artery of the cervix. Near the uterine cornu theterminal portion of the uterine artery anastomoses with the ovarian(anastomotic branch). There are numerous companion veins through-out. In the broad ligament a large venous plexus (pampiniform PELVIC BLOOD- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gynaecology-for-students-and-practitioners-rior-some-over-theposterior-surface-of-the-uterus-to-anastomose-in-the-middle-linewith-corresponding-branches-from-the-artery-of-the-opposite-sidesee-fig-44-the-first-of-these-branches-to-be-given-off-is-of-com-paratively-large-size-and-with-its-fellow-of-the-opposite-sideforms-the-circular-artery-of-the-cervix-near-the-uterine-cornu-theterminal-portion-of-the-uterine-artery-anastomoses-with-the-ovariananastomotic-branch-there-are-numerous-companion-veins-through-out-in-the-broad-ligament-a-large-venous-plexus-pampiniform-pelvic-blood-image340086592.htmlRM2AN87WM–Gynaecology for students and practitioners . rior, some over theposterior surface of the uterus to anastomose, in the middle line,with corresponding branches from the artery of the opposite side(see Fig. 44). The first of these branches to be given off is of com-paratively large size, and with its fellow of the opposite sideforms the circular artery of the cervix. Near the uterine cornu theterminal portion of the uterine artery anastomoses with the ovarian(anastomotic branch). There are numerous companion veins through-out. In the broad ligament a large venous plexus (pampiniform PELVIC BLOOD-
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. On the anatomy of vertebrates. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative; 1866. 540 ANATOMY OF VERTEBRATES. the plane, midway between these surfaces, are the similarly disposed branches of the renal artery, a, and renal vein, v. The material of the urinary excretion thrown by the epithelial cells or bags from the inner surface into the cavity of the uriniferous tubules, t, is derived from the rich venous plexus, j^, everywhere in contact with their outer surface: the sero- sity exuded from the dilated arterial plexus in the Malpi- ghian capsule, propelled by the ciliary action, dilutes and washes ou Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-the-anatomy-of-vertebrates-vertebrates-anatomy-comparative-1866-540-anatomy-of-vertebrates-the-plane-midway-between-these-surfaces-are-the-similarly-disposed-branches-of-the-renal-artery-a-and-renal-vein-v-the-material-of-the-urinary-excretion-thrown-by-the-epithelial-cells-or-bags-from-the-inner-surface-into-the-cavity-of-the-uriniferous-tubules-t-is-derived-from-the-rich-venous-plexus-j-everywhere-in-contact-with-their-outer-surface-the-sero-sity-exuded-from-the-dilated-arterial-plexus-in-the-malpi-ghian-capsule-propelled-by-the-ciliary-action-dilutes-and-washes-ou-image216416601.htmlRMPG2HG9–. On the anatomy of vertebrates. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative; 1866. 540 ANATOMY OF VERTEBRATES. the plane, midway between these surfaces, are the similarly disposed branches of the renal artery, a, and renal vein, v. The material of the urinary excretion thrown by the epithelial cells or bags from the inner surface into the cavity of the uriniferous tubules, t, is derived from the rich venous plexus, j^, everywhere in contact with their outer surface: the sero- sity exuded from the dilated arterial plexus in the Malpi- ghian capsule, propelled by the ciliary action, dilutes and washes ou
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Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . the anterior abdominal wall, since the blood from the inferior vena cavatries to reach the superior vena cava through the dilated superficial epigastric veins. The superficial veins of the abdominal wall form a subcutaneous venous plexus which com-municates with the area drained by the deep epigastric veins by means of numerous anastomosespassing through the abdominal wall (Fig. 55). These anastomoses are also directly con-nected with the portal vein, on the inferior surface of the liver, by four or five smallparumbilical veins (accessor Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/atlas-and-text-book-of-topographic-and-applied-anatomy-the-anterior-abdominal-wall-since-the-blood-from-the-inferior-vena-cavatries-to-reach-the-superior-vena-cava-through-the-dilated-superficial-epigastric-veins-the-superficial-veins-of-the-abdominal-wall-form-a-subcutaneous-venous-plexus-which-com-municates-with-the-area-drained-by-the-deep-epigastric-veins-by-means-of-numerous-anastomosespassing-through-the-abdominal-wall-fig-55-these-anastomoses-are-also-directly-con-nected-with-the-portal-vein-on-the-inferior-surface-of-the-liver-by-four-or-five-smallparumbilical-veins-accessor-image338248807.htmlRM2AJ8FPF–Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . the anterior abdominal wall, since the blood from the inferior vena cavatries to reach the superior vena cava through the dilated superficial epigastric veins. The superficial veins of the abdominal wall form a subcutaneous venous plexus which com-municates with the area drained by the deep epigastric veins by means of numerous anastomosespassing through the abdominal wall (Fig. 55). These anastomoses are also directly con-nected with the portal vein, on the inferior surface of the liver, by four or five smallparumbilical veins (accessor
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![. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. RESPIRATION. 273 system: " the second, pulmonary, or small circulation." The nutrition of some parts of these organs is sustained by another order of vessels, distinct from these. The pulmonary artery, conducting venous blood, and proceeding from the right, ventricle, is the channel by which the blood destined to be arterialised is conveyed to the lungs. It is circumscribed in its distribution to the area of the true pulmonary tissue as distinguished from the bronchial. The plexus formed by its branches is emph Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFN63T/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-respiration-273-system-quot-the-second-pulmonary-or-small-circulationquot-the-nutrition-of-some-parts-of-these-organs-is-sustained-by-another-order-of-vessels-distinct-from-these-the-pulmonary-artery-conducting-venous-blood-and-proceeding-from-the-right-ventricle-is-the-channel-by-which-the-blood-destined-to-be-arterialised-is-conveyed-to-the-lungs-it-is-circumscribed-in-its-distribution-to-the-area-of-the-true-pulmonary-tissue-as-distinguished-from-the-bronchial-the-plexus-formed-by-its-branches-is-emph-PFN63T.jpg ". The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. RESPIRATION. 273 system: " the second, pulmonary, or small circulation." The nutrition of some parts of these organs is sustained by another order of vessels, distinct from these. The pulmonary artery, conducting venous blood, and proceeding from the right, ventricle, is the channel by which the blood destined to be arterialised is conveyed to the lungs. It is circumscribed in its distribution to the area of the true pulmonary tissue as distinguished from the bronchial. The plexus formed by its branches is emph Stock Photo")
. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. RESPIRATION. 273 system: " the second, pulmonary, or small circulation." The nutrition of some parts of these organs is sustained by another order of vessels, distinct from these. The pulmonary artery, conducting venous blood, and proceeding from the right, ventricle, is the channel by which the blood destined to be arterialised is conveyed to the lungs. It is circumscribed in its distribution to the area of the true pulmonary tissue as distinguished from the bronchial. The plexus formed by its branches is emph Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-respiration-273-system-quot-the-second-pulmonary-or-small-circulationquot-the-nutrition-of-some-parts-of-these-organs-is-sustained-by-another-order-of-vessels-distinct-from-these-the-pulmonary-artery-conducting-venous-blood-and-proceeding-from-the-right-ventricle-is-the-channel-by-which-the-blood-destined-to-be-arterialised-is-conveyed-to-the-lungs-it-is-circumscribed-in-its-distribution-to-the-area-of-the-true-pulmonary-tissue-as-distinguished-from-the-bronchial-the-plexus-formed-by-its-branches-is-emph-image216210060.htmlRMPFN63T–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. RESPIRATION. 273 system: " the second, pulmonary, or small circulation." The nutrition of some parts of these organs is sustained by another order of vessels, distinct from these. The pulmonary artery, conducting venous blood, and proceeding from the right, ventricle, is the channel by which the blood destined to be arterialised is conveyed to the lungs. It is circumscribed in its distribution to the area of the true pulmonary tissue as distinguished from the bronchial. The plexus formed by its branches is emph
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Manual of pathological anatomy . Cortical part of a very granular kidney,containing very numerous microscopic cysts.The tubes are very much degenerated andbroken up. Two Malp. bodies are shown. MORBUS BEIGHTII. 689 tubular venous plexus. There is also often general thickening ofall the coats, rigidity, atheroma, and calcareous degeneration of thearterial wall, with diminution of its calibre, as has been wellfigured by Dr. Lionel Beale. No particular change is observablein the before-mentioned capillaries, or in the veins, except that thelatter often contain firm coagula of blood, which are mor Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manual-of-pathological-anatomy-cortical-part-of-a-very-granular-kidneycontaining-very-numerous-microscopic-cyststhe-tubes-are-very-much-degenerated-andbroken-up-two-malp-bodies-are-shown-morbus-beightii-689-tubular-venous-plexus-there-is-also-often-general-thickening-ofall-the-coats-rigidity-atheroma-and-calcareous-degeneration-of-thearterial-wall-with-diminution-of-its-calibre-as-has-been-wellfigured-by-dr-lionel-beale-no-particular-change-is-observablein-the-before-mentioned-capillaries-or-in-the-veins-except-that-thelatter-often-contain-firm-coagula-of-blood-which-are-mor-image339452071.htmlRM2AM7AG7–Manual of pathological anatomy . Cortical part of a very granular kidney,containing very numerous microscopic cysts.The tubes are very much degenerated andbroken up. Two Malp. bodies are shown. MORBUS BEIGHTII. 689 tubular venous plexus. There is also often general thickening ofall the coats, rigidity, atheroma, and calcareous degeneration of thearterial wall, with diminution of its calibre, as has been wellfigured by Dr. Lionel Beale. No particular change is observablein the before-mentioned capillaries, or in the veins, except that thelatter often contain firm coagula of blood, which are mor
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Portion of the surface of the kidney, showing the tabulated appearance which results from congestion of the venous radicles. Natural size; from a speci- men prepared by Mr. Bowman. This lobulated appearance of the surface is produced by the venous radicles which are dispersed at nearly equal distances throughout the cortical substance, each receiving the blood, as will presently be shown, from the plexus surrounding the convoluted tubes. These radicles unite in an irregularly arbores- cent figure, anastomose, and form th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-portion-of-the-surface-of-the-kidney-showing-the-tabulated-appearance-which-results-from-congestion-of-the-venous-radicles-natural-size-from-a-speci-men-prepared-by-mr-bowman-this-lobulated-appearance-of-the-surface-is-produced-by-the-venous-radicles-which-are-dispersed-at-nearly-equal-distances-throughout-the-cortical-substance-each-receiving-the-blood-as-will-presently-be-shown-from-the-plexus-surrounding-the-convoluted-tubes-these-radicles-unite-in-an-irregularly-arbores-cent-figure-anastomose-and-form-th-image216210779.htmlRMPFN71F–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Portion of the surface of the kidney, showing the tabulated appearance which results from congestion of the venous radicles. Natural size; from a speci- men prepared by Mr. Bowman. This lobulated appearance of the surface is produced by the venous radicles which are dispersed at nearly equal distances throughout the cortical substance, each receiving the blood, as will presently be shown, from the plexus surrounding the convoluted tubes. These radicles unite in an irregularly arbores- cent figure, anastomose, and form th
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. STOMACH AND INTESTINE. 361 The veins of the intestines commence by a dense network, that receives the minute venous radicles into which the capillaries of the mucous and muscular coats return their blood. This plexus has the same submucous situation, and flattened shape, as the cor- responding arterial network already men- tioned; but, like the venous system in general, is composed of more numerous and larger branches. It gives off a number of veins ; which leave the intestine, and gradually unite into the vessels that c Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-stomach-and-intestine-361-the-veins-of-the-intestines-commence-by-a-dense-network-that-receives-the-minute-venous-radicles-into-which-the-capillaries-of-the-mucous-and-muscular-coats-return-their-blood-this-plexus-has-the-same-submucous-situation-and-flattened-shape-as-the-cor-responding-arterial-network-already-men-tioned-but-like-the-venous-system-in-general-is-composed-of-more-numerous-and-larger-branches-it-gives-off-a-number-of-veins-which-leave-the-intestine-and-gradually-unite-into-the-vessels-that-c-image216209796.htmlRMPFN5PC–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. STOMACH AND INTESTINE. 361 The veins of the intestines commence by a dense network, that receives the minute venous radicles into which the capillaries of the mucous and muscular coats return their blood. This plexus has the same submucous situation, and flattened shape, as the cor- responding arterial network already men- tioned; but, like the venous system in general, is composed of more numerous and larger branches. It gives off a number of veins ; which leave the intestine, and gradually unite into the vessels that c
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An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . tself against the pubic arch ; this carries the bulb up out of reach of theknife, and it will rarely be wounded if this precaution is observed. Hemor-rhage, which may be severe, arises ordinarily from the artery of the bulb or theanterior portion of the venous plexus around the prostate, or in the form of ageneral oozing from the cut surfaces of the gland; the latter is usually unim-portant. The source of the bleeding should be carefully sought, and all arte-rial branches should be tied; the venous bleeding a 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-tself-against-the-pubic-arch-this-carries-the-bulb-up-out-of-reach-of-theknife-and-it-will-rarely-be-wounded-if-this-precaution-is-observed-hemor-rhage-which-may-be-severe-arises-ordinarily-from-the-artery-of-the-bulb-or-theanterior-portion-of-the-venous-plexus-around-the-prostate-or-in-the-form-of-ageneral-oozing-from-the-cut-surfaces-of-the-gland-the-latter-is-usually-unim-portant-the-source-of-the-bleeding-should-be-carefully-sought-and-all-arte-rial-branches-should-be-tied-the-venous-bleeding-a-image339080828.htmlRM2AKJD1G–An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . tself against the pubic arch ; this carries the bulb up out of reach of theknife, and it will rarely be wounded if this precaution is observed. Hemor-rhage, which may be severe, arises ordinarily from the artery of the bulb or theanterior portion of the venous plexus around the prostate, or in the form of ageneral oozing from the cut surfaces of the gland; the latter is usually unim-portant. The source of the bleeding should be carefully sought, and all arte-rial branches should be tied; the venous bleeding a
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. The development of the human body : a manual of human embryology. Embryology; Embryo, Non-Mammalian. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM 271 The mode of origin of the duct has not yet been made out in human embryos. In the pig and rabbit isolated spaces lined with endothelium occur along the course of the duct, but without com- municating with it, and the fact that some of these showed connec- tion with the neighboring azygos veins gave basis for the view that they were the remains of a venous capillary plexus from which the duct had developed. It is possible, however, that the duct is forme Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-development-of-the-human-body-a-manual-of-human-embryology-embryology-embryo-non-mammalian-development-of-the-lymphatic-system-271-the-mode-of-origin-of-the-duct-has-not-yet-been-made-out-in-human-embryos-in-the-pig-and-rabbit-isolated-spaces-lined-with-endothelium-occur-along-the-course-of-the-duct-but-without-com-municating-with-it-and-the-fact-that-some-of-these-showed-connec-tion-with-the-neighboring-azygos-veins-gave-basis-for-the-view-that-they-were-the-remains-of-a-venous-capillary-plexus-from-which-the-duct-had-developed-it-is-possible-however-that-the-duct-is-forme-image215957824.htmlRMPF9MBC–. The development of the human body : a manual of human embryology. Embryology; Embryo, Non-Mammalian. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM 271 The mode of origin of the duct has not yet been made out in human embryos. In the pig and rabbit isolated spaces lined with endothelium occur along the course of the duct, but without com- municating with it, and the fact that some of these showed connec- tion with the neighboring azygos veins gave basis for the view that they were the remains of a venous capillary plexus from which the duct had developed. It is possible, however, that the duct is forme
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. Principles of human physiology : with their chief applications to pathology, hygiene, and forensic medicine : especially designed for the use of students. Horizontal section of three superficial lobules,showing the two principal systems of blood-vessels;a, a, intralobular veins, proceeding from the hepaticveins; b, b, interlobular plexus, formed by branchesof the portal veins. (After Kiernan.). SECRETION OF BILE. 505 vein) is designated as the lobular venous plexus. In the islets of this plexus(the acini of Malpighi) the ramifications of the hepatic duct are distributed,in the manner next to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/principles-of-human-physiology-with-their-chief-applications-to-pathology-hygiene-and-forensic-medicine-especially-designed-for-the-use-of-students-horizontal-section-of-three-superficial-lobulesshowing-the-two-principal-systems-of-blood-vesselsa-a-intralobular-veins-proceeding-from-the-hepaticveins-b-b-interlobular-plexus-formed-by-branchesof-the-portal-veins-after-kiernan-secretion-of-bile-505-vein-is-designated-as-the-lobular-venous-plexus-in-the-islets-of-this-plexusthe-acini-of-malpighi-the-ramifications-of-the-hepatic-duct-are-distributedin-the-manner-next-to-image337015071.htmlRM2AG8A4F–. Principles of human physiology : with their chief applications to pathology, hygiene, and forensic medicine : especially designed for the use of students. Horizontal section of three superficial lobules,showing the two principal systems of blood-vessels;a, a, intralobular veins, proceeding from the hepaticveins; b, b, interlobular plexus, formed by branchesof the portal veins. (After Kiernan.). SECRETION OF BILE. 505 vein) is designated as the lobular venous plexus. In the islets of this plexus(the acini of Malpighi) the ramifications of the hepatic duct are distributed,in the manner next to
. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 806 THE OEGANS OF SENSE. the septal artery from the superior labial. The maxillary sinus is partly supplied by the infra- orbital artery, whilst the sphenoidal sinus gets its chief supply from the spheno-palatine artery. The veins form a dense cavernous plexus ; this condition is well seen in the respiratory region, and especially so over the middle and inferior nasal conchas and on the lower part of the septum. The venous blood is carried in three chief directions, viz., anteriorly into the anterior facial vein, posteriorly into the spheno-palatin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-806-the-oegans-of-sense-the-septal-artery-from-the-superior-labial-the-maxillary-sinus-is-partly-supplied-by-the-infra-orbital-artery-whilst-the-sphenoidal-sinus-gets-its-chief-supply-from-the-spheno-palatine-artery-the-veins-form-a-dense-cavernous-plexus-this-condition-is-well-seen-in-the-respiratory-region-and-especially-so-over-the-middle-and-inferior-nasal-conchas-and-on-the-lower-part-of-the-septum-the-venous-blood-is-carried-in-three-chief-directions-viz-anteriorly-into-the-anterior-facial-vein-posteriorly-into-the-spheno-palatin-image216345041.htmlRMPFYA8H–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 806 THE OEGANS OF SENSE. the septal artery from the superior labial. The maxillary sinus is partly supplied by the infra- orbital artery, whilst the sphenoidal sinus gets its chief supply from the spheno-palatine artery. The veins form a dense cavernous plexus ; this condition is well seen in the respiratory region, and especially so over the middle and inferior nasal conchas and on the lower part of the septum. The venous blood is carried in three chief directions, viz., anteriorly into the anterior facial vein, posteriorly into the spheno-palatin
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. The American journal of anatomy. The Submaxillary Gland that terminate in the venae principales. In ducts of the interlobularorder there is the same arrangement of the blood-vessels around theducts, except that the elements of the venous plexus are not so largenor is the connection between them so frequent. As one progresses up-ward from the main ductus submaxillaris to the lobular ducts, there isa gradual simplifying of the duct circulation, until, in the ducts of thesublobular order, we have afferent arteries derived from the Aa. sub-lobulares running part way around the duct, breaking up Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-journal-of-anatomy-the-submaxillary-gland-that-terminate-in-the-venae-principales-in-ducts-of-the-interlobularorder-there-is-the-same-arrangement-of-the-blood-vessels-around-theducts-except-that-the-elements-of-the-venous-plexus-are-not-so-largenor-is-the-connection-between-them-so-frequent-as-one-progresses-up-ward-from-the-main-ductus-submaxillaris-to-the-lobular-ducts-there-isa-gradual-simplifying-of-the-duct-circulation-until-in-the-ducts-of-thesublobular-order-we-have-afferent-arteries-derived-from-the-aa-sub-lobulares-running-part-way-around-the-duct-breaking-up-image336887862.htmlRM2AG2FWA–. The American journal of anatomy. The Submaxillary Gland that terminate in the venae principales. In ducts of the interlobularorder there is the same arrangement of the blood-vessels around theducts, except that the elements of the venous plexus are not so largenor is the connection between them so frequent. As one progresses up-ward from the main ductus submaxillaris to the lobular ducts, there isa gradual simplifying of the duct circulation, until, in the ducts of thesublobular order, we have afferent arteries derived from the Aa. sub-lobulares running part way around the duct, breaking up
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Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . resected first and then those of the vertebrae above and below. Thelaminae of the first vertebra attacked may be divided with the chiseland mallet. In this way an opening is made into the spinal canaland through it the laminae above and below can be readily gougedaway with the rongeur forceps. The dura mater proper may be exposed by tearing with a bluntdirector through the loose connective tissue that overlies it. In thusexposing the dura mater, there may be considerable hemorrhage fromthe venous plexus that is located in the posterior part o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/operative-surgery-for-students-and-practitioners-resected-first-and-then-those-of-the-vertebrae-above-and-below-thelaminae-of-the-first-vertebra-attacked-may-be-divided-with-the-chiseland-mallet-in-this-way-an-opening-is-made-into-the-spinal-canaland-through-it-the-laminae-above-and-below-can-be-readily-gougedaway-with-the-rongeur-forceps-the-dura-mater-proper-may-be-exposed-by-tearing-with-a-bluntdirector-through-the-loose-connective-tissue-that-overlies-it-in-thusexposing-the-dura-mater-there-may-be-considerable-hemorrhage-fromthe-venous-plexus-that-is-located-in-the-posterior-part-o-image342691905.htmlRM2AWEY0H–Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . resected first and then those of the vertebrae above and below. Thelaminae of the first vertebra attacked may be divided with the chiseland mallet. In this way an opening is made into the spinal canaland through it the laminae above and below can be readily gougedaway with the rongeur forceps. The dura mater proper may be exposed by tearing with a bluntdirector through the loose connective tissue that overlies it. In thusexposing the dura mater, there may be considerable hemorrhage fromthe venous plexus that is located in the posterior part o
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The art of taming and educating the horse : with details of management in the subjection of over forty representative vicious horses, and the story of the author's personal experience : together with chapters on feeding, stabling, shoeing, and the practical treatment for sickness, lameness, etc: with a large number of recipes . PLATE XXIV. PLATE XXIY. Venous Vessels. The figure shows the disposition of the podophyllous plexus andthe superficial coronary plexus. AAA Venous podophyllous plexus. B D Venous coronary plexus. B Central part of the coronary venous plexus.C C Ascending veins of the ve Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-art-of-taming-and-educating-the-horse-with-details-of-management-in-the-subjection-of-over-forty-representative-vicious-horses-and-the-story-of-the-authors-personal-experience-together-with-chapters-on-feeding-stabling-shoeing-and-the-practical-treatment-for-sickness-lameness-etc-with-a-large-number-of-recipes-plate-xxiv-plate-xxiy-venous-vessels-the-figure-shows-the-disposition-of-the-podophyllous-plexus-andthe-superficial-coronary-plexus-aaa-venous-podophyllous-plexus-b-d-venous-coronary-plexus-b-central-part-of-the-coronary-venous-plexusc-c-ascending-veins-of-the-ve-image339128490.htmlRM2AKMHRP–The art of taming and educating the horse : with details of management in the subjection of over forty representative vicious horses, and the story of the author's personal experience : together with chapters on feeding, stabling, shoeing, and the practical treatment for sickness, lameness, etc: with a large number of recipes . PLATE XXIV. PLATE XXIY. Venous Vessels. The figure shows the disposition of the podophyllous plexus andthe superficial coronary plexus. AAA Venous podophyllous plexus. B D Venous coronary plexus. B Central part of the coronary venous plexus.C C Ascending veins of the ve
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On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . ng the portal venous plexus.—After Kiernetn. a a, Interlobular veins, forming venous circles, which, when examinedwith a higher power, are seen to be vascular plexuses, occupying the inter-lobular fissure, b. The lobular venous plexus enclosing circular and ovoidspaces, the acini of Malpighi. c, The intralobular vein, collecting theblood from the lobular venous plexus. common sheath of connective tissue, thence named theportal canal. The smallest branches of all three occupythe intervals of the hepatic lobules : — small grains ofl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-food-and-its-digestion-being-an-introduction-to-dietetics-ng-the-portal-venous-plexusafter-kiernetn-a-a-interlobular-veins-forming-venous-circles-which-when-examinedwith-a-higher-power-are-seen-to-be-vascular-plexuses-occupying-the-inter-lobular-fissure-b-the-lobular-venous-plexus-enclosing-circular-and-ovoidspaces-the-acini-of-malpighi-c-the-intralobular-vein-collecting-theblood-from-the-lobular-venous-plexus-common-sheath-of-connective-tissue-thence-named-theportal-canal-the-smallest-branches-of-all-three-occupythe-intervals-of-the-hepatic-lobules-small-grains-ofl-image339293855.htmlRM2AM04NK–On food and its digestion: being an introduction to dietetics . ng the portal venous plexus.—After Kiernetn. a a, Interlobular veins, forming venous circles, which, when examinedwith a higher power, are seen to be vascular plexuses, occupying the inter-lobular fissure, b. The lobular venous plexus enclosing circular and ovoidspaces, the acini of Malpighi. c, The intralobular vein, collecting theblood from the lobular venous plexus. common sheath of connective tissue, thence named theportal canal. The smallest branches of all three occupythe intervals of the hepatic lobules : — small grains ofl
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The vertebral vein arises from the external venous plexus at the level of the posterior arch of the atlas (C1) 3d illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-vertebral-vein-arises-from-the-external-venous-plexus-at-the-level-of-the-posterior-arch-of-the-atlas-c1-3d-illustration-image596583402.htmlRF2WJGM62–The vertebral vein arises from the external venous plexus at the level of the posterior arch of the atlas (C1) 3d illustration
A system of human anatomy, general and special . ?•??^????^^^^^^y^ plexus within each lobule, andv..^a >:?- -;?:•*??. converge from the circumfe-^ 2<ss/ z rence towards the centre, where they terminate in theminute radicles of the intralobular vein. This plexus, interposedbetween the interlobular portal veins and the intralobular hepaticvein, constitutes the venous part of the lobule, and may be calledthe lobular venous plexus. The irregular islets of the substance ofthe lobules, seen between the meshes of this plexus by means of themicroscope, are the acini of Malpighi, and are portion Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-system-of-human-anatomy-general-and-special-y-plexus-within-each-lobule-andva-gt-converge-from-the-circumfe-2ltss-z-rence-towards-the-centre-where-they-terminate-in-theminute-radicles-of-the-intralobular-vein-this-plexus-interposedbetween-the-interlobular-portal-veins-and-the-intralobular-hepaticvein-constitutes-the-venous-part-of-the-lobule-and-may-be-calledthe-lobular-venous-plexus-the-irregular-islets-of-the-substance-ofthe-lobules-seen-between-the-meshes-of-this-plexus-by-means-of-themicroscope-are-the-acini-of-malpighi-and-are-portion-image342702553.htmlRM2AWFCGW–A system of human anatomy, general and special . ?•??^????^^^^^^y^ plexus within each lobule, andv..^a >:?- -;?:•*??. converge from the circumfe-^ 2<ss/ z rence towards the centre, where they terminate in theminute radicles of the intralobular vein. This plexus, interposedbetween the interlobular portal veins and the intralobular hepaticvein, constitutes the venous part of the lobule, and may be calledthe lobular venous plexus. The irregular islets of the substance ofthe lobules, seen between the meshes of this plexus by means of themicroscope, are the acini of Malpighi, and are portion
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An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Hydatid of Morgagni ^pi cndicsiLuiosa(Morgagnii)Uterovagmal venous plexus 3 PleM.s (vencu*) uteroaginalis Ovarian or pampiniform venous plexus (,,) HUum of the ovary-HilMesometriumUterine artery—A. uterinaRight lateral border of the uterus—Margo lateralis uteriVaginal fornixFornix vaginae (2) Osi abdominale tub;e (3) Plexus (V Fig. S75.—The Uterus and the Right Fallopian Tube, opened from Behind. Epoophoron, Parovarium, OR Organ of Rosenmuller. Fallopian tube Tuba uterina (Falloppiil •Corpus albicans The posterior layer of ihe broad li Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-hydatid-of-morgagni-pi-cndicsiluiosamorgagniiuterovagmal-venous-plexus-3-plems-vencu-uteroaginalis-ovarian-or-pampiniform-venous-plexus-huum-of-the-ovary-hilmesometriumuterine-arterya-uterinaright-lateral-border-of-the-uterusmargo-lateralis-uterivaginal-fornixfornix-vaginae-2-osi-abdominale-tube-3-plexus-v-fig-s75the-uterus-and-the-right-fallopian-tube-opened-from-behind-epoophoron-parovarium-or-organ-of-rosenmuller-fallopian-tube-tuba-uterina-falloppiil-corpus-albicans-the-posterior-layer-of-ihe-broad-li-image338288843.htmlRM2AJAATB–An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Hydatid of Morgagni ^pi cndicsiLuiosa(Morgagnii)Uterovagmal venous plexus 3 PleM.s (vencu*) uteroaginalis Ovarian or pampiniform venous plexus (,,) HUum of the ovary-HilMesometriumUterine artery—A. uterinaRight lateral border of the uterus—Margo lateralis uteriVaginal fornixFornix vaginae (2) Osi abdominale tub;e (3) Plexus (V Fig. S75.—The Uterus and the Right Fallopian Tube, opened from Behind. Epoophoron, Parovarium, OR Organ of Rosenmuller. Fallopian tube Tuba uterina (Falloppiil •Corpus albicans The posterior layer of ihe broad li
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The student's guide to diseases of the eye . Fig. 23.—Congestion of the perforating branches of the an -terior ciliary arteries. (Dalrymple.) The dusky spots atthe seats of perforation are often seen in dark-complexionedpersons.. Fig. 24.— Ciliary congestion Fig. 25.—Congestion of an- (engorgement of episcleral terior ciliary veins (epi- twigs of anterior ciliary ar- scleral venous plexus), teries). (After Dalrymple.) (After Dalrymple.) EXTERNAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE 27 Speaking generally, congestion composed of tor-tuous, bright-red (brick-red) vessels (System 1) mov-ing with the conjunctiva Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-students-guide-to-diseases-of-the-eye-fig-23congestion-of-the-perforating-branches-of-the-an-terior-ciliary-arteries-dalrymple-the-dusky-spots-atthe-seats-of-perforation-are-often-seen-in-dark-complexionedpersons-fig-24-ciliary-congestion-fig-25congestion-of-an-engorgement-of-episcleral-terior-ciliary-veins-epi-twigs-of-anterior-ciliary-ar-scleral-venous-plexus-teries-after-dalrymple-after-dalrymple-external-examination-of-the-eye-27-speaking-generally-congestion-composed-of-tor-tuous-bright-red-brick-red-vessels-system-1-mov-ing-with-the-conjunctiva-image342782002.htmlRM2AWK1XA–The student's guide to diseases of the eye . Fig. 23.—Congestion of the perforating branches of the an -terior ciliary arteries. (Dalrymple.) The dusky spots atthe seats of perforation are often seen in dark-complexionedpersons.. Fig. 24.— Ciliary congestion Fig. 25.—Congestion of an- (engorgement of episcleral terior ciliary veins (epi- twigs of anterior ciliary ar- scleral venous plexus), teries). (After Dalrymple.) (After Dalrymple.) EXTERNAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE 27 Speaking generally, congestion composed of tor-tuous, bright-red (brick-red) vessels (System 1) mov-ing with the conjunctiva
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