Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 2
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 2
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LYMPHOID OR RETIFORM TISSUE OF THE INTESTINAL Mucous MEMBRANE OF THE SHEEP (from Frey). P The figure represents a cross section of a small fragment of the mucous membrane, in- cluding one entire crypt of Lieberkiihn and parts of several others : a, cavity of the tubular glands or crypts ; J, one of the lining epithelial cells ; c, the lymphoid or retiform spaces, of which some are empty, and others occupied by lymph-cells, as at d.
The solitary glands (glandule soli- tarise) are soft, white, ro...unded, and slightly prominent bodies, about the size of a millet-seed, which are found scattered over the mucous membrane in every part of the small intestine. They are found on the mesenteric as well as on the free border, between and upon the valvulse conniventes, and are rather more numerous in the lower portion of the bowel. These small glands have no orifice, but consist of closed vesicles or capsules, exactly resembling those forming the clusters of Peyer's glands, having rather thick but easily destructible walls, and usually Fig.
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LYMPHOID OR RETIFORM TISSUE OF THE INTESTINAL Mucous MEMBRANE OF THE SHEEP (from Frey). P The figure represents a cross section of a small fragment of the mucous membrane, in- cluding one entire crypt of Lieberkiihn and parts of several others : a, cavity of the tubular glands or crypts ; J, one of the lining epithelial cells ; c, the lymphoid or retiform spaces, of which some are empty, and others occupied by lymph-cells, as at d.
The solitary glands (glandule soli- tarise) are soft, white, ro...unded, and slightly prominent bodies, about the size of a millet-seed, which are found scattered over the mucous membrane in every part of the small intestine. They are found on the mesenteric as well as on the free border, between and upon the valvulse conniventes, and are rather more numerous in the lower portion of the bowel. These small glands have no orifice, but consist of closed vesicles or capsules, exactly resembling those forming the clusters of Peyer's glands, having rather thick but easily destructible walls, and usually Fig.
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