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RF2HJM53T–Infographic of the human liver system with detailed description of the Pancreas and Liver. Medical future technology and innovative concept.
RF2HJM53M–Doctor holding hologram of human liver system as a concept of health and well-being. Medical future technology and innovative concept.
RF2HJTG8E–Doctor holding hologram of human liver system as a concept of health and well-being. Medical future technology and innovative concept.
RF2B772E4–Figure of the internal structure of Abdominal organs, it contains all the digestive organs, including the stomach, small and large intestines, pancrea
RM2ANJ7EJ–Practical hydropathy, including plans of baths and remarks on diet, clothing and habits of life.. . 1. The pancrea. 12. The spleen.—Quain and Wilson, THE LITER. 325 The Liver.—Until within a comparatively recent period, the entire functionsof the- liver have been little understood, and little has been written on the sub-ject. Budd, on the Anatomy and Functions of the Liver, is considered thebest work. The liver has been, and is now, too commonly considered withrespect to its office, as merely an organ for purifying the blood of the bile orgall, and applying it to the stimulating of the bowels.
RMPFAM50–. Descrizione e notomia degli animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore osservati vivi negli anni 1822-1830. 98 Rondeleliana, macrosoma 10; Seppie of- ficinale 11, Dorhignyamx 12. II. DESCRIZIONE AOTOMiCA â Forme este- riori , cuticola 13, sistema cromoforo 14 , pareti addominali 17 , produzioni cartilaginee ed ossee 18 , infondibolo, sistema muscolare 21 , cavità viscerale, canale degli alimenti 27 , glandule sa- livari 28 , fegato 29, atramentario 30, pancrea 32, apparecchio generatore 34, embriogenià 38 , sistema respiratorio 51, sanguigno 55, ne rvoso 63, organi sensori 68. III. DESCRIZ
RMW157YP–Archive image from page 123 of Descrizione e notomia degli animali. Descrizione e notomia degli animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore osservati vivi negli anni 1822-1830 . descrizioneenoto13chia Year: 1841 98 Rondeleliana, macrosoma 10; Seppie of- ficinale 11, Dorhignyamx 12. II. DESCRIZIONE AOTOMiCA â Forme este- riori , cuticola 13, sistema cromoforo 14 , pareti addominali 17 , produzioni cartilaginee ed ossee 18 , infondibolo, sistema muscolare 21 , cavità viscerale, canale degli alimenti 27 , glandule sa- livari 28 , fegato 29, atramentario 30, pancrea 32, apparecchio generatore 34
![. The eggs of mammals . Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the suspensions of dead sperm and to the enzyme prepara- tions. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MA7HFC/the-eggs-of-mammals-yamane-1930-has-ascribed-the-phenomenon-of-folhcle-cell-dispersion-to-the-presence-of-a-proteolytic-enzyme-in-the-spermatozoa-he-was-able-to-secure-a-similar-dispersal-of-follicle-cells-from-sperm-sus-pensions-heated-to-60-c-and-from-preparations-of-pancrea-tin-containing-trypsin-yam-ane-1930-believes-that-this-j-quot-p-jh-proteolytic-enzyme-is-also-re-f-fampsxjlis-sponsible-for-the-activation-of-the-egg-since-he-observed-polarquot-bodies-formed-in-rabbit-ova-exposed-to-the-suspensions-of-dead-sperm-and-to-the-enzyme-prepara-tions-MA7HFC.jpg ". The eggs of mammals . Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the suspensions of dead sperm and to the enzyme prepara- tions. Stock Photo")
RMMA7HFC–. The eggs of mammals . Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the suspensions of dead sperm and to the enzyme prepara- tions.
RM2AJKHJW–Traité d'anatomie humaine : anatomie descriptive, histologie, développement . Fig. 407. Le grand ôjjiploon et le côlon Iransverse, considérfSchez lembryon. a, foie. — b, eslom.TC. — c, p-incréas. — d, duoHcnum. —c, cùlon Iransversu. — /, iiiteslia gièle. — ;;, colonne verlébp.i!o. —î. épiploon g:.T=lro-liépaliquc. — 2. mésngaFtre (Tutur épifjlooijgaslro-cnliqtie). — 3. nn^sûcôlon transverse primïLir. — 4, niésen-lële. — 5, arrière-cavilé des épiploons. — G, pérîloine hépatique.. Fig. 407 0/5. Le grand épiploon cL le cùlon Lransvcrse, considéréschez ladulte. (I, foie, — b, eîlomar. — c. pancréa
RMMEHBB1–. Die descriptive und topographische Anatomie des Menschen . 730. Die Verästlung der Arteria mesenterica superior. 2. Die obere Gekrösarterie, Art. ior, entspringt anmittelbar anter di r ea, zieh! hinter dem lii pfe des Pancreas zur Wurzel des Gekröses und versorgt durch etwa zwanzig Aeste den grössten Theil der Gedärme. Sie bildet: Art. pancrea untere Querstück des n und den Kopf, des Pancreas; b) die An ileae für den Dünndarm; c^ die Ari. ileocolica zum Endstücke des Dünn- und Anfangsstücke d.'s Dickdarms mit einem Nebenzweige, der Ar'. für den P d) die .1-'. e^) die Art. colica media für d;
RM2AWEF00–Traité d'anatomie humaine . ir le pancréas, la rateet le duodénum.) A, estomac. — B, duodénum. —C, jéjunum. — D, pancréas. — E,rate. — 1, aorte. — 2, tronc cœliaque. — 3, artère liépaliiiue, avec : 3, gaslro-épiploïque droite ; 3, artère pjlorique. — 4, coronaire stomachique. — 5, splénique, avec: 5, ses rameaux pancréatiques; 5,gastro-épiploïquegauche; 5, ses vaisseaux courts; ov, ses branches épiploïques coupéesà quelques centimètres de leur origine. — C, brandie pancréalico-duo-dénale de la gastro-épiploïque droite, formant avec une branche de7, lartère mésentérique supérieure, larc pancréa
RM2CDX08P–. Human physiology (Volume 1) . tion is prepared. Within the membraneare numerous follicles, which, with the exhalants, secrete a mucous fluid, called byHaller succus intestinalis. Their entirenumber in the whole alimentary canal isestimated by Dr. Horner to be 46,900,000.At about four or five fingers breadth fromthe pylorus, the duodenum is perforated bythe termination of the biliary and pancrea-tic ducts, which pour the bile and pan-creatic fluids into it. (Fig. 123.) Generally,these ducts enter the intestine by one open-ing ; at times, they are distinct, and lie along-side each other. The s
RMRE3WG7–. The physiology of domestic animals ... Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology. 402 PHYSIOLOGY OF THE DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Heidenhain has employed a method of establishing permanent pancreatic fistulfe which he claims to have yielded in his hands satisfactory results. He excises that portion of the duodenum which contains the opening of the pan- creatic duct, restores the continuity of the gut, and sews the excised portion, after division lengthwise, to the abdominal wound, so that the orifice of the duct opens externally upon the abdominal surface. 1. The Chemical Composition of Pancrea
![. Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Common] Bile Duct J. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Walter, Herbert Eugene, b. 1867; Sayles, Leonard Perkins, 1902-. New York : Macmillan Co. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHJTBT/biology-of-the-vertebrates-a-comparative-study-of-man-and-his-animal-allies-vertebrates-vertebrates-anatomy-anatomy-comparative-common-bile-duct-j-bile-duct-anastomosis-of-ducts-quotdorsal-pancreas-b-ventral-pancreas-pancrea-duodenum-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-walter-herbert-eugene-b-1867-sayles-leonard-perkins-1902-new-york-macmillan-co-RHJTBT.jpg ". Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Common] Bile Duct J. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Walter, Herbert Eugene, b. 1867; Sayles, Leonard Perkins, 1902-. New York : Macmillan Co. Stock Photo")
RMRHJTBT–. Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Common] Bile Duct J. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Walter, Herbert Eugene, b. 1867; Sayles, Leonard Perkins, 1902-. New York : Macmillan Co.
![. The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. BILIARY TRACT OF CAMEL 89 toward the duodenum and finally merged with the plicas of the intestinal mucous membrane. ^Microscopic examination of this lower part of the tract showed Brunner 's glands in the submucosa, as mentioned above. Complete microscopic examination of the wall of the entire tract with special reference to the musculature was made. ]Iuscle fibers, though present, were few and widely scattered. / Fig. 1 Hypothetical development of the pancreatic duct in the camel. A. Biliary and pancreatic ducts as seen in the horse, a, main pancrea Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RNA10H/the-anatomical-record-anatomy-anatomy-biliary-tract-of-camel-89-toward-the-duodenum-and-finally-merged-with-the-plicas-of-the-intestinal-mucous-membrane-microscopic-examination-of-this-lower-part-of-the-tract-showed-brunner-s-glands-in-the-submucosa-as-mentioned-above-complete-microscopic-examination-of-the-wall-of-the-entire-tract-with-special-reference-to-the-musculature-was-made-iuscle-fibers-though-present-were-few-and-widely-scattered-fig-1-hypothetical-development-of-the-pancreatic-duct-in-the-camel-a-biliary-and-pancreatic-ducts-as-seen-in-the-horse-a-main-pancrea-RNA10H.jpg ". The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. BILIARY TRACT OF CAMEL 89 toward the duodenum and finally merged with the plicas of the intestinal mucous membrane. ^Microscopic examination of this lower part of the tract showed Brunner 's glands in the submucosa, as mentioned above. Complete microscopic examination of the wall of the entire tract with special reference to the musculature was made. ]Iuscle fibers, though present, were few and widely scattered. / Fig. 1 Hypothetical development of the pancreatic duct in the camel. A. Biliary and pancreatic ducts as seen in the horse, a, main pancrea Stock Photo")
RMRNA10H–. The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. BILIARY TRACT OF CAMEL 89 toward the duodenum and finally merged with the plicas of the intestinal mucous membrane. ^Microscopic examination of this lower part of the tract showed Brunner 's glands in the submucosa, as mentioned above. Complete microscopic examination of the wall of the entire tract with special reference to the musculature was made. ]Iuscle fibers, though present, were few and widely scattered. / Fig. 1 Hypothetical development of the pancreatic duct in the camel. A. Biliary and pancreatic ducts as seen in the horse, a, main pancrea
![. The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the sus Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDDBWP/the-eggs-of-mammals-ovum-embryology-mammals-mammals-physiology-ovum-yamane-1930-has-ascribed-the-phenomenon-of-folhcle-cell-dispersion-to-the-presence-of-a-proteolytic-enzyme-in-the-spermatozoa-he-was-able-to-secure-a-similar-dispersal-of-follicle-cells-from-sperm-sus-pensions-heated-to-60-c-and-from-preparations-of-pancrea-tin-containing-trypsin-yam-ane-1930-believes-that-this-j-quot-p-jh-proteolytic-enzyme-is-also-re-f-fampsxjlis-sponsible-for-the-activation-of-the-egg-since-he-observed-polarquot-bodies-formed-in-rabbit-ova-exposed-to-the-sus-RDDBWP.jpg ". The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the sus Stock Photo")
RMRDDBWP–. The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbit ova exposed to the sus
![. The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. 76 THE EGGS OF MAMMALS. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDDBWX/the-eggs-of-mammals-ovum-embryology-mammals-mammals-physiology-ovum-76-the-eggs-of-mammals-yamane-1930-has-ascribed-the-phenomenon-of-folhcle-cell-dispersion-to-the-presence-of-a-proteolytic-enzyme-in-the-spermatozoa-he-was-able-to-secure-a-similar-dispersal-of-follicle-cells-from-sperm-sus-pensions-heated-to-60-c-and-from-preparations-of-pancrea-tin-containing-trypsin-yam-ane-1930-believes-that-this-j-quot-p-jh-proteolytic-enzyme-is-also-re-f-fampsxjlis-sponsible-for-the-activation-of-the-egg-since-he-observed-polarquot-bodies-formed-in-rabbi-RDDBWX.jpg ". The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. 76 THE EGGS OF MAMMALS. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbi Stock Photo")
RMRDDBWX–. The eggs of mammals. Ovum; Embryology -- Mammals; Mammals -- physiology; Ovum. 76 THE EGGS OF MAMMALS. Yamane (1930) has ascribed the phenomenon of folHcle cell dispersion to the presence of a proteolytic enzyme in the spermatozoa. He was able to secure a similar dispersal of follicle cells from sperm sus- pensions heated to 60° C. and from preparations of pancrea- tin containing trypsin. Yam- ane (1930) believes that this J "^ '^^^^P^^^' J^^H proteolytic enzyme is also re- f f^&^S^X€jli^S sponsible for the activation of the egg since he observed ''polar" bodies formed in rabbi
RMREFCBB–. Comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates. ALIMENTARY CANAL AND ITS APPENDAGES 311 into duodenum, jejunum and ileum, and the large intestine into colon and rectum. A blind-gut or ccecum is often present at the junction of the large and small intestine. Between the stomach Gls Gl.th Gl.thy. Fi<;. 227.—DIAGRAM or THE ALIMENTARY CANAL OF MAN. A, anus ; Ca, Ct, Cd, ascending, transverse, and descending portions of the colon : Dd, small intestine ; Gls, salivary glands; Gl.th, thyroid; Gl.thy, thymus ; Lb, liver ; Lg, lung; Mg, stomach ; Oe, oesophagus ; Pa, pancrea
![. Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Accessory Duct Duct Wirsung Fig. 268. Development of the human pancreas, showing origin from dorsal and ventral endodermal outpocketings. a, in 12 mm embryo; b, in 16 mm embryo; c, in child at birth. (After Arey.) A curious modification of the pancreatic apparatus which not infre- quently appears, particularly in the cat, is a pancreatic bladder, or reservoir- like e Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHJTBD/biology-of-the-vertebrates-a-comparative-study-of-man-and-his-animal-allies-vertebrates-vertebrates-anatomy-anatomy-comparative-bile-duct-anastomosis-of-ducts-quotdorsal-pancreas-b-ventral-pancreas-pancrea-duodenum-accessory-duct-duct-wirsung-fig-268-development-of-the-human-pancreas-showing-origin-from-dorsal-and-ventral-endodermal-outpocketings-a-in-12-mm-embryo-b-in-16-mm-embryo-c-in-child-at-birth-after-arey-a-curious-modification-of-the-pancreatic-apparatus-which-not-infre-quently-appears-particularly-in-the-cat-is-a-pancreatic-bladder-or-reservoir-like-e-RHJTBD.jpg ". Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Accessory Duct Duct Wirsung Fig. 268. Development of the human pancreas, showing origin from dorsal and ventral endodermal outpocketings. a, in 12 mm embryo; b, in 16 mm embryo; c, in child at birth. (After Arey.) A curious modification of the pancreatic apparatus which not infre- quently appears, particularly in the cat, is a pancreatic bladder, or reservoir- like e Stock Photo")
RMRHJTBD–. Biology of the vertebrates : a comparative study of man and his animal allies. Vertebrates; Vertebrates -- Anatomy; Anatomy, Comparative. Bile Duct. Anastomosis of Ducts "Dorsal Pancreas B Ventral Pancreas Pancrea Duodenum. Accessory Duct Duct Wirsung Fig. 268. Development of the human pancreas, showing origin from dorsal and ventral endodermal outpocketings. a, in 12 mm embryo; b, in 16 mm embryo; c, in child at birth. (After Arey.) A curious modification of the pancreatic apparatus which not infre- quently appears, particularly in the cat, is a pancreatic bladder, or reservoir- like e
RMRDHK56–. Elementary text-book of zoology. Plate v.—Second Dissection of the Frog. {Ad nat.) Lingual Artery, I'hyraus^ Hypoglossal Nerve, Lingual Vein. Mandibular. Right Lobe of Liver... - /Internal Jugular, - Brachial Vein. -Sub-scapular. Musculo- cutaneous. Ant. Wall of Pel visceral Cavit ^'-- - .Rt. Lobe of Liver, 6all-bladder. , Stomach (below i lies the Pancrea' and Bile-duct). Anterior Abdominal Vein. Urinary Bladder. The ventral body wall is cut open by a median incision from chin to vent through the sternum. The pectoral girdle is completely removed and the body wall pinned out. The mylo
RMRN823J–. Anatomische und entwicklungsgeschichtliche monographien herausgegeben. 16 ventrales in die ventrale Netzplatte; seine Endzweige anastomosieren am Fundus mit der letzten A. gastrica brcvis aus der A. gastroepiploica sin. (s. o.). Die A. ?pancrcatico-duodenalis sup. schickt einen rücklaufigen Ast an den Pylorus und geht dann auf der Ventralfläche des Pankreaskopfes kaudal- lateralwärts, gibt Zweige an das Duodenum und Pankreas, und anastomosiert durch den Kaudalabschnitt des Pankreaskopfes mehrfacli mit der A. pancrea- tico-duodenalis inf. B. Die A. mcsenterica sup. entspringt aus der ventrale
RMRN8FXB–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 288. ils debouchaient soparement, en deux points differents de la paroi du canal cholodoque, nous les voyons ici s'unir immudiatement avant leur embouchure dans ce canal, oii ils s'ouvrent par I'inter- mediaire d'un tronc commun, tres court. La partie distale du pancreas dorsal est devenue tres volumi- Fig. 3. Mod öle repre- sentant le pancreas proximal ehez Lacerta munüis (vu par sa face ventrale). I., c. eh., e.h., c.p.d. voir fig. 1 et 2. P. V. Partie ventrale du pan- creas ventral, d. v. diver- ticnles lateraux du pancrea
RMRCRGDW–. Descrizione e notomia degli animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore osservati vivi negli anni 1822-1830. 98 Rondeleliana, macrosoma 10; Seppie of- ficinale 11, Dorhignyamx 12. II. DESCRIZIONE AOTOMiCA â Forme este- riori , cuticola 13, sistema cromoforo 14 , pareti addominali 17 , produzioni cartilaginee ed ossee 18 , infondibolo, sistema muscolare 21 , cavità viscerale, canale degli alimenti 27 , glandule sa- livari 28 , fegato 29, atramentario 30, pancrea 32, apparecchio generatore 34, embriogenià 38 , sistema respiratorio 51, sanguigno 55, ne rvoso 63, organi sensori 68. III. DESCRIZ
RMRCMNAC–. Die descriptive und topographische Anatomie des Menschen. Anatomy. Aorta aldominalii 519. 730. Die Verästlung der Arteria mesenterica superior. 2. Die obere Gekrösarterie, Art. ior, entspringt anmittelbar anter di r ea, zieh! hinter dem lii pfe des Pancreas zur Wurzel des Gekröses und versorgt durch etwa zwanzig Aeste den grössten Theil der Gedärme. Sie bildet: Art. pancrea untere Querstück des n und den Kopf, des Pancreas; b) die An ileae für den Dünndarm; c^ die Ari. ileocolica zum Endstücke des Dünn- und Anfangsstücke d.'s Dickdarms mit einem Nebenzweige, der Ar'. für den P d) die .1-'. e
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