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. Outlines of zoology. Fig. 391.—Circulatory system ofthe rabbit. (a) Letters to right— e.c. External carotid.i.e. internal carotid.e.j. External jugular.scl.a. Subclavian artery.scl.v. Subclavian,vein.p.a. Pulmonary artery (cut short).p.v. Pulmonary vein,L.A. Left auricle.L. V. Left ventricle.d.ao. Dorsal aorta.h.v. Hepatic veins.c. Coeliac artery.a.Tn. Anterior mesenteric!s.r.b. Suprarenal body.Lr.a. Left renal artery.l.r.v. Left renal vein. K. Kidney.p,tH. Posterior mesenteric artery(inadvertently shown as ifpaired).spm. Spermatic arteries and veins.c.il.a. Common iliac artery.(/) Letters t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/outlines-of-zoology-fig-391circulatory-system-ofthe-rabbit-a-letters-to-right-ec-external-carotidie-internal-carotidej-external-jugularscla-subclavian-arterysclv-subclavianveinpa-pulmonary-artery-cut-shortpv-pulmonary-veinla-left-auriclel-v-left-ventricledao-dorsal-aortahv-hepatic-veinsc-coeliac-arteryatn-anterior-mesenteric!srb-suprarenal-bodylra-left-renal-arterylrv-left-renal-vein-k-kidneypth-posterior-mesenteric-arteryinadvertently-shown-as-ifpairedspm-spermatic-arteries-and-veinscila-common-iliac-artery-letters-t-image337088097.htmlRM2AGBK8H–. Outlines of zoology. Fig. 391.—Circulatory system ofthe rabbit. (a) Letters to right— e.c. External carotid.i.e. internal carotid.e.j. External jugular.scl.a. Subclavian artery.scl.v. Subclavian,vein.p.a. Pulmonary artery (cut short).p.v. Pulmonary vein,L.A. Left auricle.L. V. Left ventricle.d.ao. Dorsal aorta.h.v. Hepatic veins.c. Coeliac artery.a.Tn. Anterior mesenteric!s.r.b. Suprarenal body.Lr.a. Left renal artery.l.r.v. Left renal vein. K. Kidney.p,tH. Posterior mesenteric artery(inadvertently shown as ifpaired).spm. Spermatic arteries and veins.c.il.a. Common iliac artery.(/) Letters t
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. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine . Cuvieri (precaval veins); E,external iliac arteries; H. G,posterior cardinal vein; Ic,common iliac arteries; If. L.Kill clefts ; R. A, right andleft, rootn of the aorta; S. S,branchial collecting trunksor veins ; ,S7>. subclavian ar-tery ; 8b, subclavian vein;Si, sinus venosus; V, ventri-cle ; VC, anterior cardinalvein; Vm, vitelline veins. left side the nature of the extension of partsalready marked out rather than theformation of entirely new ones. Thefollowing are the principal c Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-comparative-physiology-for-students-and-practitioners-of-comparative-veterinary-medicine-cuvieri-precaval-veins-eexternal-iliac-arteries-h-gposterior-cardinal-vein-iccommon-iliac-arteries-if-lkill-clefts-r-a-right-andleft-rootn-of-the-aorta-s-sbranchial-collecting-trunksor-veins-s7gt-subclavian-ar-tery-8b-subclavian-veinsi-sinus-venosus-v-ventri-cle-vc-anterior-cardinalvein-vm-vitelline-veins-left-side-the-nature-of-the-extension-of-partsalready-marked-out-rather-than-theformation-of-entirely-new-ones-thefollowing-are-the-principal-c-image372578155.htmlRM2CJ4B6K–. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine . Cuvieri (precaval veins); E,external iliac arteries; H. G,posterior cardinal vein; Ic,common iliac arteries; If. L.Kill clefts ; R. A, right andleft, rootn of the aorta; S. S,branchial collecting trunksor veins ; ,S7>. subclavian ar-tery ; 8b, subclavian vein;Si, sinus venosus; V, ventri-cle ; VC, anterior cardinalvein; Vm, vitelline veins. left side the nature of the extension of partsalready marked out rather than theformation of entirely new ones. Thefollowing are the principal c
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. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. Fig. 8. Arteries and veins of the genital region in the Fin whale. Diagrammatic. a. Dorsal aorta. b. Hypogastric artery. c. Epigastric artery. d. Common iliac artery. e. Genital artery. /. Artery to pelvic musculature (external iliac of Murie). g. Internal iliac of Murie. h. Caudal artery. i. Pudic artery. j. Caudal attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. k. Iliac attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. /. Superficial attachment of ditto. m. Epigastric vein. n. Common iliac vein. o. Genital vein. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/discovery-reports-discovery-ship-scientific-expeditions-ocean-antarctica-falkland-islands-fig-8-arteries-and-veins-of-the-genital-region-in-the-fin-whale-diagrammatic-a-dorsal-aorta-b-hypogastric-artery-c-epigastric-artery-d-common-iliac-artery-e-genital-artery-artery-to-pelvic-musculature-external-iliac-of-murie-g-internal-iliac-of-murie-h-caudal-artery-i-pudic-artery-j-caudal-attachment-of-rectus-abdominis-muscle-k-iliac-attachment-of-rectus-abdominis-muscle-superficial-attachment-of-ditto-m-epigastric-vein-n-common-iliac-vein-o-genital-vein-image231417710.htmlRMRCDYJ6–. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. Fig. 8. Arteries and veins of the genital region in the Fin whale. Diagrammatic. a. Dorsal aorta. b. Hypogastric artery. c. Epigastric artery. d. Common iliac artery. e. Genital artery. /. Artery to pelvic musculature (external iliac of Murie). g. Internal iliac of Murie. h. Caudal artery. i. Pudic artery. j. Caudal attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. k. Iliac attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. /. Superficial attachment of ditto. m. Epigastric vein. n. Common iliac vein. o. Genital vein.
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. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. Behind. Internal iliac vein. Lumbosacral cord. Pyfiformis muscle.. Fig. 472.—Arteries of the pel In the fetus the hypogastric artery is twice as large as the external iliac, and appears to be the continuation of the common iliac. Instead of dipping into the pelvis, it passes forward to the bladder, and ascends along the sides of that viscus to its summit, to which it gives branches; it then passes upward along the back part of the anterior wall of the abdomen to the umbilicus, converging toward its fellow of the opposite side. Having passed through Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomy-descriptive-and-applied-anatomy-behind-internal-iliac-vein-lumbosacral-cord-pyfiformis-muscle-fig-472arteries-of-the-pel-in-the-fetus-the-hypogastric-artery-is-twice-as-large-as-the-external-iliac-and-appears-to-be-the-continuation-of-the-common-iliac-instead-of-dipping-into-the-pelvis-it-passes-forward-to-the-bladder-and-ascends-along-the-sides-of-that-viscus-to-its-summit-to-which-it-gives-branches-it-then-passes-upward-along-the-back-part-of-the-anterior-wall-of-the-abdomen-to-the-umbilicus-converging-toward-its-fellow-of-the-opposite-side-having-passed-through-image236793853.htmlRMRN6TY9–. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. Behind. Internal iliac vein. Lumbosacral cord. Pyfiformis muscle.. Fig. 472.—Arteries of the pel In the fetus the hypogastric artery is twice as large as the external iliac, and appears to be the continuation of the common iliac. Instead of dipping into the pelvis, it passes forward to the bladder, and ascends along the sides of that viscus to its summit, to which it gives branches; it then passes upward along the back part of the anterior wall of the abdomen to the umbilicus, converging toward its fellow of the opposite side. Having passed through
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. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 236 REN. on the left side is covered by its corresponding vein, and crosses the left psoas muscle. The renal arteries occasionally present some anomalies as to their origin, mode of division, or number. In some instances they arise below the usual situation, from the aorta, or even from the common iliac or hypogastric artery. The two last-mentioned origins are usually associated with an unusual po- sition of the kidney, either in the iliac fossa or in the cavity of the pelvis. Meckel* has observed the two renal arteries Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-236-ren-on-the-left-side-is-covered-by-its-corresponding-vein-and-crosses-the-left-psoas-muscle-the-renal-arteries-occasionally-present-some-anomalies-as-to-their-origin-mode-of-division-or-number-in-some-instances-they-arise-below-the-usual-situation-from-the-aorta-or-even-from-the-common-iliac-or-hypogastric-artery-the-two-last-mentioned-origins-are-usually-associated-with-an-unusual-po-sition-of-the-kidney-either-in-the-iliac-fossa-or-in-the-cavity-of-the-pelvis-meckel-has-observed-the-two-renal-arteries-image231851520.htmlRMRD5MYC–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 236 REN. on the left side is covered by its corresponding vein, and crosses the left psoas muscle. The renal arteries occasionally present some anomalies as to their origin, mode of division, or number. In some instances they arise below the usual situation, from the aorta, or even from the common iliac or hypogastric artery. The two last-mentioned origins are usually associated with an unusual po- sition of the kidney, either in the iliac fossa or in the cavity of the pelvis. Meckel* has observed the two renal arteries
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. The biology of the frog. Frogs. 292 THE BIOLOGY OF THE FROG of which passes ventrally and joins its fellow of the opposite side to form the anterior abdominal vein, which runs for- ward in the middle of the ventral body wall; the other branch, the external iliac, passes forward, and dorsally, and joins the sciatic vein to form the common iliac or renal. Fig. 95.—The hepatic portal system, showing its relations to the stomach, intestine, pancreas, and liver, a', branch from the anterior abdominal to the portal vein; ant.ab, anterior abdominal vein ; du, duodenum; du' artery to same; g, gastri Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-biology-of-the-frog-frogs-292-the-biology-of-the-frog-of-which-passes-ventrally-and-joins-its-fellow-of-the-opposite-side-to-form-the-anterior-abdominal-vein-which-runs-for-ward-in-the-middle-of-the-ventral-body-wall-the-other-branch-the-external-iliac-passes-forward-and-dorsally-and-joins-the-sciatic-vein-to-form-the-common-iliac-or-renal-fig-95the-hepatic-portal-system-showing-its-relations-to-the-stomach-intestine-pancreas-and-liver-a-branch-from-the-anterior-abdominal-to-the-portal-vein-antab-anterior-abdominal-vein-du-duodenum-du-artery-to-same-g-gastri-image234605321.htmlRMRHK5DD–. The biology of the frog. Frogs. 292 THE BIOLOGY OF THE FROG of which passes ventrally and joins its fellow of the opposite side to form the anterior abdominal vein, which runs for- ward in the middle of the ventral body wall; the other branch, the external iliac, passes forward, and dorsally, and joins the sciatic vein to form the common iliac or renal. Fig. 95.—The hepatic portal system, showing its relations to the stomach, intestine, pancreas, and liver, a', branch from the anterior abdominal to the portal vein; ant.ab, anterior abdominal vein ; du, duodenum; du' artery to same; g, gastri
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. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 190 lows: The external iliac veio on either side ascends first to the inside then behind its corresponding artery. The internal iliac vein, at first lying along the inner aspect of its corresponding artery, proceeds up- ward behind the common iliac artery; here union of the iliac veins takes place. This arrangement also holds good for the internal iliac veins of either side. The renal veins in this specimen afford an interesting example of persistence of the primitive condition of the intermediate visceral segmental veins fro Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomischer-anzeiger-anatomy-comparative-anatomy-comparative-190-lows-the-external-iliac-veio-on-either-side-ascends-first-to-the-inside-then-behind-its-corresponding-artery-the-internal-iliac-vein-at-first-lying-along-the-inner-aspect-of-its-corresponding-artery-proceeds-up-ward-behind-the-common-iliac-artery-here-union-of-the-iliac-veins-takes-place-this-arrangement-also-holds-good-for-the-internal-iliac-veins-of-either-side-the-renal-veins-in-this-specimen-afford-an-interesting-example-of-persistence-of-the-primitive-condition-of-the-intermediate-visceral-segmental-veins-fro-image236827432.htmlRMRN8BPG–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 190 lows: The external iliac veio on either side ascends first to the inside then behind its corresponding artery. The internal iliac vein, at first lying along the inner aspect of its corresponding artery, proceeds up- ward behind the common iliac artery; here union of the iliac veins takes place. This arrangement also holds good for the internal iliac veins of either side. The renal veins in this specimen afford an interesting example of persistence of the primitive condition of the intermediate visceral segmental veins fro
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. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. THE CCELIAC OR SOLAR PLEXUS 1075 The Renal Plexus {plexus renalis) (Figs. 792 and 793) is formed bj' filaments from the ca-Hac plexus, the lower part of the semilunar ganglion (aorticorenal o-ancdion) and the aortic plexus. It is also joined by the least splanclinic Phrenic qanqhon Suprarenal plexus Ltft lenal artery, &upei wi mesenteric ganglion.. Infei lot mesenteric artery. .Infeno) mesenteric ganglion. Sacioiettebral angle. (ommon ihac vein. -Common iliac artery. Fig. 793.—Lumbar portion of the gangliated cord, with the ccsliac and hypogastr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomy-descriptive-and-applied-anatomy-the-cceliac-or-solar-plexus-1075-the-renal-plexus-plexus-renalis-figs-792-and-793-is-formed-bj-filaments-from-the-ca-hac-plexus-the-lower-part-of-the-semilunar-ganglion-aorticorenal-o-ancdion-and-the-aortic-plexus-it-is-also-joined-by-the-least-splanclinic-phrenic-qanqhon-suprarenal-plexus-ltft-lenal-artery-ampupei-wi-mesenteric-ganglion-infei-lot-mesenteric-artery-infeno-mesenteric-ganglion-sacioiettebral-angle-ommon-ihac-vein-common-iliac-artery-fig-793lumbar-portion-of-the-gangliated-cord-with-the-ccsliac-and-hypogastr-image236769294.htmlRMRN5NJ6–. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. THE CCELIAC OR SOLAR PLEXUS 1075 The Renal Plexus {plexus renalis) (Figs. 792 and 793) is formed bj' filaments from the ca-Hac plexus, the lower part of the semilunar ganglion (aorticorenal o-ancdion) and the aortic plexus. It is also joined by the least splanclinic Phrenic qanqhon Suprarenal plexus Ltft lenal artery, &upei wi mesenteric ganglion.. Infei lot mesenteric artery. .Infeno) mesenteric ganglion. Sacioiettebral angle. (ommon ihac vein. -Common iliac artery. Fig. 793.—Lumbar portion of the gangliated cord, with the ccsliac and hypogastr
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. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. APPENDIX 559 iliac arteries ; spinal nerves, with calcareous concretions ; ganglia and commissures of sympathetic chains; rami com- municantes ; sciatic plexus (Fig. 36). Remove the roof of the skull and the neural arches. Harden. Fig. 401.—The forepart of a frog's body dissected from the ventral side, and stretched to display the organs. c.°L, Carotid gland; car., common carotid artery; cu., cutaneous artery; £./., external jugular vein ; hy., hypoglossal nerve ; i.j., internal jugular vein ; La., lingual artery; /./., left lung; Lv., lingual vein; Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-elementary-zoology-zoology-appendix-559-iliac-arteries-spinal-nerves-with-calcareous-concretions-ganglia-and-commissures-of-sympathetic-chains-rami-com-municantes-sciatic-plexus-fig-36-remove-the-roof-of-the-skull-and-the-neural-arches-harden-fig-401the-forepart-of-a-frogs-body-dissected-from-the-ventral-side-and-stretched-to-display-the-organs-cl-carotid-gland-car-common-carotid-artery-cu-cutaneous-artery-external-jugular-vein-hy-hypoglossal-nerve-ij-internal-jugular-vein-la-lingual-artery-left-lung-lv-lingual-vein-image232116160.htmlRMRDHPET–. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. APPENDIX 559 iliac arteries ; spinal nerves, with calcareous concretions ; ganglia and commissures of sympathetic chains; rami com- municantes ; sciatic plexus (Fig. 36). Remove the roof of the skull and the neural arches. Harden. Fig. 401.—The forepart of a frog's body dissected from the ventral side, and stretched to display the organs. c.°L, Carotid gland; car., common carotid artery; cu., cutaneous artery; £./., external jugular vein ; hy., hypoglossal nerve ; i.j., internal jugular vein ; La., lingual artery; /./., left lung; Lv., lingual vein;
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. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. PLATE LXIV SUPERFICIAL EPIGASTR SUPERFICIAL EXTERNAL PUDIC ARTERr ADDUCTOR BREVIS DEEP EXTERNAL PUDIC SCROTUM JNTERNAL OR LONG SAPHENOUS ANASTOMOTICA MAGNA ANASTOMOTICA MAGNA SUP. INT. ANTICULAR INF. INT ARTICULAR A. SUPERFICIAL CIRCUMFLEX ilIAC ANT CRUAL NERVE COMMON FEMORAL FEMORAL VEIN EXTERNAL CIRCUMFLEX - ILIO-TIBIAL BAND OF FASCIA LATA SUP. EXT. ARTICULAR A. INF. EXT. ARTICULAR A. Common, Superficial and Profunda Femoral Arteries. 179. P Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/anatomy-in-a-nutshell-a-treatise-on-human-anatomy-in-its-relation-to-osteopathy-human-anatomy-osteopathic-medicine-osteopathic-medicine-anatomy-plate-lxiv-superficial-epigastr-superficial-external-pudic-arterr-adductor-brevis-deep-external-pudic-scrotum-jnternal-or-long-saphenous-anastomotica-magna-anastomotica-magna-sup-int-anticular-inf-int-articular-a-superficial-circumflex-iliac-ant-crual-nerve-common-femoral-femoral-vein-external-circumflex-ilio-tibial-band-of-fascia-lata-sup-ext-articular-a-inf-ext-articular-a-common-superficial-and-profunda-femoral-arteries-179-p-image236815768.htmlRMRN7TX0–. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. PLATE LXIV SUPERFICIAL EPIGASTR SUPERFICIAL EXTERNAL PUDIC ARTERr ADDUCTOR BREVIS DEEP EXTERNAL PUDIC SCROTUM JNTERNAL OR LONG SAPHENOUS ANASTOMOTICA MAGNA ANASTOMOTICA MAGNA SUP. INT. ANTICULAR INF. INT ARTICULAR A. SUPERFICIAL CIRCUMFLEX ilIAC ANT CRUAL NERVE COMMON FEMORAL FEMORAL VEIN EXTERNAL CIRCUMFLEX - ILIO-TIBIAL BAND OF FASCIA LATA SUP. EXT. ARTICULAR A. INF. EXT. ARTICULAR A. Common, Superficial and Profunda Femoral Arteries. 179. P
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. The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. DUPLICATION OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA 477 left, inferior vena cava; 5 cm. inferior to the entrance of the large anterior renal vein (fig. 1). In the fall of 1911 a condition similar to the first was found in another subject (no. 401, Cornell series), a white male, aged fifty, who died of cirrhosis of the liver. On the right the external iliac vein is joined at the level of the anterior superior iliac spine by the internal iliac vein to form the AZYGOS ANASTOMOSING BRANCH RIGHT SUPRARENAL RENALS RIGHT SPERMATIC RIGHT INFERIOR VENA CAVA RIGHT COMMON ILIAC R Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-anatomical-record-anatomy-anatomy-duplication-of-inferior-vena-cava-477-left-inferior-vena-cava-5-cm-inferior-to-the-entrance-of-the-large-anterior-renal-vein-fig-1-in-the-fall-of-1911-a-condition-similar-to-the-first-was-found-in-another-subject-no-401-cornell-series-a-white-male-aged-fifty-who-died-of-cirrhosis-of-the-liver-on-the-right-the-external-iliac-vein-is-joined-at-the-level-of-the-anterior-superior-iliac-spine-by-the-internal-iliac-vein-to-form-the-azygos-anastomosing-branch-right-suprarenal-renals-right-spermatic-right-inferior-vena-cava-right-common-iliac-r-image236863276.htmlRMRNA1EM–. The anatomical record. Anatomy; Anatomy. DUPLICATION OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA 477 left, inferior vena cava; 5 cm. inferior to the entrance of the large anterior renal vein (fig. 1). In the fall of 1911 a condition similar to the first was found in another subject (no. 401, Cornell series), a white male, aged fifty, who died of cirrhosis of the liver. On the right the external iliac vein is joined at the level of the anterior superior iliac spine by the internal iliac vein to form the AZYGOS ANASTOMOSING BRANCH RIGHT SUPRARENAL RENALS RIGHT SPERMATIC RIGHT INFERIOR VENA CAVA RIGHT COMMON ILIAC R
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