A Text book of Embryology for Students of Medicine
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The ovary results from alterations in the structure of the genital gland analogous to those that occur in the evolution of the testicle. The special features of these changes are better understood, however, than are those of the testicle. As in the case of the development of the testicle, the meso- thelial cells on the peritoneal surface of the genital ridge become thickened, these altered cells constituting the germinal of the scrotum, is designated cryptorchism (hidden testes). The presence o...f but one testicle in the scrotum is called monorchism.
1 Occasionally it happens that the funicular process of the tunica vagi- nalis that is, the stalk of the sac, remains patulous throughout its entire extent, a condition which allows of the easy and sudden protrusion of a segment of the bowel into the cavity of the tunica vaginalis, constituting the so-called congenital hernia. Or the funicular process may close only at one or the other end, giving rise to other varieties of hernia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ovary results from alterations in the structure of the genital gland analogous to those that occur in the evolution of the testicle. The special features of these changes are better understood, however, than are those of the testicle. As in the case of the development of the testicle, the meso- thelial cells on the peritoneal surface of the genital ridge become thickened, these altered cells constituting the germinal of the scrotum, is designated cryptorchism (hidden testes). The presence o...f but one testicle in the scrotum is called monorchism.
1 Occasionally it happens that the funicular process of the tunica vagi- nalis that is, the stalk of the sac, remains patulous throughout its entire extent, a condition which allows of the easy and sudden protrusion of a segment of the bowel into the cavity of the tunica vaginalis, constituting the so-called congenital hernia. Or the funicular process may close only at one or the other end, giving rise to other varieties of hernia.
250 TEXT-BOOK OF EMBRYOLOGY.
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