The Plates of Maclise's Surgical Anatomy With the Descriptions From the English Ed., With An Additional Plate From Bougery
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Plate 19, Fig. 6. — Hydrocele of the isolated tuni- ca vaginalis. — When the serous spermatic tube, 6 5, 6 c, becomes obliterated, according to the normal rule, after the descent of the testicle, 7, the tunica vaginalis, 6 d, is then a distinct serous sac. If a hydrocele form in this sac, it may be distinguished from the congenital variety by its remaining undiminished in bulk when the subject assumes the horizontal position, or when pressure is made on the tumor, for its contents cannot now be... forced into the abdomen. The testicle, 7, holds the same position in this as it does in the congenital hydrocele.* The radical occupy their original position beneath the liidneys, in the loins.
Human adults are occasionally found to be " testiconde ; " the testes being situated below ihe kidneys, or at some part between this posi- tion and the internal inguinal ring. Sometimes only one of the testes descends to the scrotum.
* When a hydrocele is interposed between the eye and a strong light, the testis appears as an opaque body at the back of the tunica cure may be performed here without endangering the peritonseal sac.
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Plate 19, Fig. 6. — Hydrocele of the isolated tuni- ca vaginalis. — When the serous spermatic tube, 6 5, 6 c, becomes obliterated, according to the normal rule, after the descent of the testicle, 7, the tunica vaginalis, 6 d, is then a distinct serous sac. If a hydrocele form in this sac, it may be distinguished from the congenital variety by its remaining undiminished in bulk when the subject assumes the horizontal position, or when pressure is made on the tumor, for its contents cannot now be... forced into the abdomen. The testicle, 7, holds the same position in this as it does in the congenital hydrocele.* The radical occupy their original position beneath the liidneys, in the loins.
Human adults are occasionally found to be " testiconde ; " the testes being situated below ihe kidneys, or at some part between this posi- tion and the internal inguinal ring. Sometimes only one of the testes descends to the scrotum.
* When a hydrocele is interposed between the eye and a strong light, the testis appears as an opaque body at the back of the tunica cure may be performed here without endangering the peritonseal sac.
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