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Title: Anatomical technology as applied to the domestic cat; an introduction to human, veterinary, and comparative anatomy
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Wilder, Burt G. (Burt Green), 1841-1925 Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944
Subjects: Cats Dissection Mammals Dissection Anatomy, Comparative Cats
Publisher: New York, Chicago, A.S. Barnes and company
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
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sinistra. A. hsemorrhoidalis superior. Preparation—Fig. 101.—A lean cat was killed with chloroform,and the femoral artery and vein were injected with red and blueplaster respectiv ely (§§ 352-362). The Y. jugularU externa was theninjected cephalad with blue gelatin (§ 366\ After an hour the ventralwall of the entire trunk was removed, together with all the viscera,except the heart, kidneys and urocystis, and enough of the dia-phragm to expose the vessels. The liver was cut away withinabout 1 cm. of the postcava. All the organs were then freed fromfat and connective tissue with the tine forceps, tracer and scissors.It was necessary to proceed with great care, especially in separatingthe ureter, the spermatic vessels and the vessels into which theaorta divides. The urocyst was turned caudad so as to expose its dorsal surface. Fig. 101, A and B, required no special preparation, as they aresimply enlarged diagrams of the aorta and postcava with theirbranches. THE BLOOD VESSELS. 345
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Fig. 101.—Genekal View op the Blood Vessels ; x .3. A. Okigin of the Postcava.B. Termination op the Abdominal Aorta. 346 ANATOMICAL TECHNOLOGY. Description of Fig. loi.—A. V, fem., A. V. femorales—Femoral artery and vein.A. hypogastrica—The hypogastric or superior vesical artery. A. epigastrica—The deepor inferior epigastric artery. A. il. ext., A. iliaca externa—The external iliac artery.A. V. il.-lumb., A. V. ilio-lumbales—The Uio-lumbar artery and vein. A. m. i., A. me-senterica inferior, az.—The inferior mesenteric artery. A. sprm., A. spermatica—Thespermatic artery. Aorta, az. A. renalis—The renal artery. A. m, s., A. mesentericasuperior, az.—The superior mesenteric artery. A. coeliaca, az.—The cceliac artery orcceliac axis. A. brcph., A. brachio-cephalica, az.—The brachio-cephalic or innominateartery. A. subd., A. subclavia—The subclavian artery. A. strn,, A. sternalis—Thesternal or internal mammary artery. A. carotidea—The carotid artery. Adrn.,

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