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Fig. 1 to 4

Different views of the two halves of a wax-plate model of the rostatic urethra and glandular tissue of the prostate. The short transverse lines in ﬁgs. 2 and 3 in icate the plane along which the model was split.

Figs. 1 and 2, outer and inner surfaces of the right half respectively. Figs. 3 and 4, inner and outer surfaces of the left half respectively. U.S., up r subdivision ; L.S., lower subdivision: U., urethra; A.D., anterior ducts ; I.lI.D., inferior horizontal ducts; 3r L.D.. ducts of the “3rd lobe ”; W.D., Wolﬂian ducts; V.S., vesicular seminnles ; M.D., Miillerian ducts.

Reference

Evatt EJ. A contribution to the development of the prostate in man. (1909) Jour. of Anat. and Phys. 43: 314-321.

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			==Fig. 1 to 4==

	Different views of the two halves of a wax-plate model of the rostatic urethra and glandular tissue of the prostate. The short transverse lines in ﬁgs. 2 and 3 in icate the plane along which the model was split.		Different views of the two halves of a wax-plate model of the rostatic urethra and glandular tissue of the prostate. The short transverse lines in ﬁgs. 2 and 3 in icate the plane along which the model was split.