The Dublin Dissector Or Manual of Anatomy Comprising a Description of the Bon
The Dublin Dissector Or Manual of Anatomy Comprising a Description of the Bon
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The large intestines are sometimes entirely wanting, the ileum ending in a blind cul de sac ; sometimes the rectum only is wanting, at others, the anus is simply imperforate. The rectum sometimes terminates in the bladder, in the vagina or in the urethra ; in a case of the latter kind which occured in a male child, the subject lived one year, and then died from inflammation arising from neglect of the parts. The vermiform appendix is some- times entirely wanting, and not unfrequently the small ...intestines pre- sent processes or blind canals, from one to three or four inches in length. ] The glandular viscera of the abdomen which are subser- vient to digestion are the liver, spleen, and pancreas.
The liver is the largest secreting gland in the body ; it fills the right hypochondrium, extends though the anterior DUBLIN DISSECTOR. 177 part of the epigastric region into the left hypochondrium as far as the cardiac orifice of the stomach, beyond which, however, it frequently extends, even to the spleen ; it is sit- uated below the diaphragm, and above the right kidney, the stomach, duodenum, and lesser omentum ; it is support- ed in this situation by several folds of peritoneum, termed ligaments of the liver, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The large intestines are sometimes entirely wanting, the ileum ending in a blind cul de sac ; sometimes the rectum only is wanting, at others, the anus is simply imperforate. The rectum sometimes terminates in the bladder, in the vagina or in the urethra ; in a case of the latter kind which occured in a male child, the subject lived one year, and then died from inflammation arising from neglect of the parts. The vermiform appendix is some- times entirely wanting, and not unfrequently the small ...intestines pre- sent processes or blind canals, from one to three or four inches in length. ] The glandular viscera of the abdomen which are subser- vient to digestion are the liver, spleen, and pancreas.
The liver is the largest secreting gland in the body ; it fills the right hypochondrium, extends though the anterior DUBLIN DISSECTOR. 177 part of the epigastric region into the left hypochondrium as far as the cardiac orifice of the stomach, beyond which, however, it frequently extends, even to the spleen ; it is sit- uated below the diaphragm, and above the right kidney, the stomach, duodenum, and lesser omentum ; it is support- ed in this situation by several folds of peritoneum, termed ligaments of the liver, viz.
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