The Anatomy And Development of the Systemic Lymphatic Vessels in the Domestic Ca
The Anatomy And Development of the Systemic Lymphatic Vessels in the Domestic Ca
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The conception involved by the theory of extraintimal systemic lymphatic development has proved apparently, to judge from published comments, difficult to understand in some laboratories from the histo-mechanical standpoint. The following eighteen reproductions of sections of a 14 mm. Embryo (series 214, slide xiii) surely explain, with- out detailed description, the principles underlying lymphatic ontogenesis in the mammalian embryo. I very gladly welcome the opportunity, which this series of ...Wistar publications offers, for presenting them. The plates comprised in this group are shown in order cephalo- caudad in figures 123 to 141 inclusive. In all of them the ex- PEVELOPMENT OF THE THORACIC DUCT 99 traintimal lymphatic anlages of the broncho-mediastinal trunk are indicated by the leader 5, while the included remnant of the atrophying embryonic vein is labelled 4, as in the preceding and following figures. Figs. 123, 124, 125 and 126 (sections 4, 5, 6 and 7) show well the relation of the venule (4), undergoing atrophy and replacement by the extraintimal lymphatic space (5), to the permanent venous channels of the mediastinal plexus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conception involved by the theory of extraintimal systemic lymphatic development has proved apparently, to judge from published comments, difficult to understand in some laboratories from the histo-mechanical standpoint. The following eighteen reproductions of sections of a 14 mm. Embryo (series 214, slide xiii) surely explain, with- out detailed description, the principles underlying lymphatic ontogenesis in the mammalian embryo. I very gladly welcome the opportunity, which this series of ...Wistar publications offers, for presenting them. The plates comprised in this group are shown in order cephalo- caudad in figures 123 to 141 inclusive. In all of them the ex- PEVELOPMENT OF THE THORACIC DUCT 99 traintimal lymphatic anlages of the broncho-mediastinal trunk are indicated by the leader 5, while the included remnant of the atrophying embryonic vein is labelled 4, as in the preceding and following figures. Figs. 123, 124, 125 and 126 (sections 4, 5, 6 and 7) show well the relation of the venule (4), undergoing atrophy and replacement by the extraintimal lymphatic space (5), to the permanent venous channels of the mediastinal plexus.
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