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Identifier: medicalcommunica19mass (find matches)
Title: Medical communications of the Massachusetts Medical Society
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Massachusetts Medical Society
Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: Boston : Printed for the Society
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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ecially useful in a modelwhich is to be handled to any extent. Plaster models areunwieldy and tend to chip and break. The casts andmodelling were done by Mr. J. H. Emerton of Boston,who made the other models here, and this success has beenlargely due to his skill. Fig. I shows the whole model with all the viscera inplace. The lungs were very difficult to model, as they didnot harden well, and the right lung was much contracted,and its fissures entirely obliterated by old inflammatoryadhesions. A portion of the posterior lobes behind had tobe removed in order to enable us to remove and replacethe models easily. Therefore we have contented ourselveswith a rough model only of these organs, chiefly to showtheir relations in front to the pericardium. The anterioredge of the diaphragm has been cut away for about two AND ABDOMINAL VISCERA. 75 FIGURE I. Stekno-Mastoid. Hyoid. Thyroid. Int. Jug. Vein. Thykoid Vein. Clavicle- Suk-Clavian Vein. Vena Cava Sup. Diaphragm, GallBladder. I: ht Kidney
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Left CommonCarotid. Clavicle. Trachea. Tip of Spleen SplenicFlexure. TransverseMeso Colon. Mesentery SmallIntestine. SmallIntestines. 76 MODEL OF THE THORACIC inches, in order to expose the liver and stomach more com-pletely and to enable us to remove these organs with ease. The left lobe of the liver projects about three inches tothe left of the median line ; this is the usual limit of thislobe, though it may not uncommonly extend entirely acrossto the left abdominal wall. The gall bladder is distinctlylarge, though no gall stones were present. Fig. II shows FIGURE II. LIVER FROM BEHIND. Vena Cava Inf.

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  • bookcentury:1900
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  • bookpublisher:Boston___Printed_for_the_Society
  • bookcontributor:Francis_A__Countway_Library_of_Medicine
  • booksponsor:Open_Knowledge_Commons_and_the_National_Endowment_for_the_Humanities
  • bookleafnumber:110
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