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Identifier: abdominalsurgery1889smit (find matches)
Title: Abdominal surgery
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Smith, James Greig, 1834-1897
Subjects: Abdomen Abdomen
Publisher: London : Churchill Bristol : Arrowsmith
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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foramen of Winslow. In theanterior edge of the foramen we find: the hepatic artery infront; the hepatic and cystic ducts, and the origin of the ductuscholedochus, in the middle; the portal vein behind the branchesof the great sympathetic, and the end of the right vagus.Behind the stomach we have the second and third portions ofthe duodenum, the pancreas, the coeliac axis and its branches,the superior mesenteric artery surrounded by lymphatic glands,and the solar plexus ; and behind all, the aorta and vena cava,resting on the vertebral column. Right Hypochondriac (II.)—Chiefly occupied by the rightlobe of the liver. Behind it lie the gall-bladder, a small portionof the transverse colon, the upper end of the right kidney andits supra-renal body. Left Hypochondriac (HI.)—Mainly occupied by the largecardiac portion of the stomach, and the spleen with the gastro-splenic omentum; contains also the upper end of the leftkidney, the left supra-renal, a portion of the descending colony 2 *
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Fig. I. (after TillmixJ.Showing the Regions of the Abdomen and their Contents. I. Epigastric. II. Right Hypochondriac. III. Left Hypochondriac. IV. Umbilical.V. Right Lumbar. VI. Left Lumbar. VII. Hypogastric. VIII. Right Iliac. IX. Left Iliac. I. Diaphragm. 2. Liver. 3. Pylorus. 4. Gall-bladder. 5. Duodenum. 6. Right Kidney.7. Small Bowel. 8. Ascending Colon. 9. Iliac Crest. 10. Caecum. 11. Appendix Vermiformis.12, 18. Obturator Vessels, R. & L. 13, 17. Obturator Membrane. 14 16. Corpora Cavernosa.15. Urethra. 19. Bladder. 20,22. Rectum, Sigmoid Flexure (should be fi shaped). 21. LeftIlium. 23, 24. Iliac Vessels. 25. Descending Colon. 26. Vena Cava inf. 27. Aorta. 28. LeftKidney. 29. Transverse Colon. 30. Greater Curvature of Stomach. 31. Spleen. 32. CardiacOrifice ot Stomach. 33. Pancreas. DIAGNOSTIC METHODS. 5 and the tail of the pancreas. Sometimes the left lobe of theliver extends into this region. Umbilical (IV.)—The great omentum, the transverse colon,the bulk of the smal

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  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Smith__James_Greig__1834_1897
  • booksubject:Abdomen
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