A Text book of Human Physiology Designed for the Use of Practitioners And Stud
A Text book of Human Physiology Designed for the Use of Practitioners And Stud
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It will be sufficient at present to take a general view of the structure of these membranes and the mechanism of the production of the various fluids known under the name of mucus. A distinct anatomical division of the mucous membranes may be made into two classes, as follows : First, those provided with pavement-epithelium ; and second, those provided with columnar or conoidal epithelium. All of the mucous membranes line cavities or tubes communicating with the exterior by the different openin...gs in the body. The following are the principal situations in which the first variety of mucous mem- branes, covered with pavement-epithelium, are found: The mouth, the lower part of the pharynx, the oesophagus, the conjunctiva, the female urethra, and the vagina. In these situations, the membrane is composed of a chorion made up of inelastic and elastic fibrous tissue, a few fibro-plastic elements, with capillaries, lymphatics, and nerves. The elastic fibres are small and quite abundant. The membrane itself is loosely united to the subjacent parts by areolar tissue.
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It will be sufficient at present to take a general view of the structure of these membranes and the mechanism of the production of the various fluids known under the name of mucus. A distinct anatomical division of the mucous membranes may be made into two classes, as follows : First, those provided with pavement-epithelium ; and second, those provided with columnar or conoidal epithelium. All of the mucous membranes line cavities or tubes communicating with the exterior by the different openin...gs in the body. The following are the principal situations in which the first variety of mucous mem- branes, covered with pavement-epithelium, are found: The mouth, the lower part of the pharynx, the oesophagus, the conjunctiva, the female urethra, and the vagina. In these situations, the membrane is composed of a chorion made up of inelastic and elastic fibrous tissue, a few fibro-plastic elements, with capillaries, lymphatics, and nerves. The elastic fibres are small and quite abundant. The membrane itself is loosely united to the subjacent parts by areolar tissue.
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