Quain's Elements of Anatomy V.3:Pt.4
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The free, rounded and usually blunt lower end of the csecum thus comes to be formed by the expanded saccule situated between the anterior and postero-external bands. In the third month of foetal life the caecum is situated near the median plane just below the liver, and in the process of development it normally passes downwards and to the right, in fi'ont of the second part of the duodenum and the kidney towards the right iliac fossa. In the 6th month it lies opposite the lower end of the kidne...y, and at birth it has usually attained it3 adult position. This process of descent of the crecum is liable to be arrested in any part of its course. On the other hand the caecum is sometimes unusually long and movable, and its free extremity may project down into the true pelvis or even pass across the median plane to the left side. It has been i4 Fi^'. 139. — Antero-external WALL OF CJICUM AND COMMENCEMENT OF AS- CENDING COLON REMOVED TO SHOW ILEO-COLIC ORI- FICE, &c. From a speci- men HARDENED IN SITU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The free, rounded and usually blunt lower end of the csecum thus comes to be formed by the expanded saccule situated between the anterior and postero-external bands. In the third month of foetal life the caecum is situated near the median plane just below the liver, and in the process of development it normally passes downwards and to the right, in fi'ont of the second part of the duodenum and the kidney towards the right iliac fossa. In the 6th month it lies opposite the lower end of the kidne...y, and at birth it has usually attained it3 adult position. This process of descent of the crecum is liable to be arrested in any part of its course. On the other hand the caecum is sometimes unusually long and movable, and its free extremity may project down into the true pelvis or even pass across the median plane to the left side. It has been i4 Fi^'. 139. — Antero-external WALL OF CJICUM AND COMMENCEMENT OF AS- CENDING COLON REMOVED TO SHOW ILEO-COLIC ORI- FICE, &c. From a speci- men HARDENED IN SITU.
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