Anatomical Technology As Applied to the Domestic Cat; An Introduction to Human, Veterinary, And Comparative Anatomy
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phrn., A. phrenica. — The phrenic or diaphragmatic artery.
A. adrn. Imb., A. adreno-lumbalis. — The adreno-lumbar artery, a small artery aris- ing from the aorta and supplying the adrenal body and the cephalic part of the lumbar region.
C, A. coeliaca, az. — The coeliac artery or cceliac axis.
TSE DIAPHBAGM.
313 Crus dphrg., Crus diaphragmatica.— The left cms or pillar of the diaphragm.
Dct. thr., Ductus thoracicus, az.— The left thoracic duct (Fig. 103).
Gng. (Ganglion) semilunars.— The semilu...nar ganglion— Ganglion of the solar plexus of nerves (Fig. 107).
M., A. mesenterica superior, az. (Fig. 103, 107).
Fig. 90. — Cattdai View of the Diaphragm ■with the Structures that tkavbksb IT ; X .75.
Mbrn., Membrana. — The somewhat crescent-shaped membranes which, with the muscular portion of the diaphragm, complete it dorsad. It is said by Straus-Durckheim, A, II, 310, that, in place of these membranes, there are often muscular pillars— lateral pillars of the diaphragm — joining the diapophyses of the 3d lumbar vertebrae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
phrn., A. phrenica. — The phrenic or diaphragmatic artery.
A. adrn. Imb., A. adreno-lumbalis. — The adreno-lumbar artery, a small artery aris- ing from the aorta and supplying the adrenal body and the cephalic part of the lumbar region.
C, A. coeliaca, az. — The coeliac artery or cceliac axis.
TSE DIAPHBAGM.
313 Crus dphrg., Crus diaphragmatica.— The left cms or pillar of the diaphragm.
Dct. thr., Ductus thoracicus, az.— The left thoracic duct (Fig. 103).
Gng. (Ganglion) semilunars.— The semilu...nar ganglion— Ganglion of the solar plexus of nerves (Fig. 107).
M., A. mesenterica superior, az. (Fig. 103, 107).
Fig. 90. — Cattdai View of the Diaphragm ■with the Structures that tkavbksb IT ; X .75.
Mbrn., Membrana. — The somewhat crescent-shaped membranes which, with the muscular portion of the diaphragm, complete it dorsad. It is said by Straus-Durckheim, A, II, 310, that, in place of these membranes, there are often muscular pillars— lateral pillars of the diaphragm — joining the diapophyses of the 3d lumbar vertebrae.
What to read after Anatomical Technology As Applied to the Domestic Cat; An Introduction to Human, Veterinary, And Comparative Anatomy?
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