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...the mouth, and at the caudal part of the pharynx dorsad to the larynx the esophagus 2, figure 17, began. A small dilatation 6, is detected in the region of the 71. Variations in the wall and epithelium of the stomach and esophagus in normal distention. (Lantern.) H. 0. White, Anatomical Laboratory of the

...of the omentum. Furthermore, it is to the left of a line dropped from the esophagus to the greater curvature. That is to say, the vasa brevia are confined to t ...he esophagus, where it divides, and the right one horizontally' across the esophagus, after which it divides, giving off the

Literature on Congenital Anomalies of the Esophagus. By E. D. Congenital Atresia of the Esophagus with Tracheo-Esophageal Fistula

...azygos veins and to the aorta, x 50. A., aorta ; a. v., azygos vein ; E., esophagus ; p. c, pleural cavity ; t. d., thoracic duct ; v. c, vertebral cartilage. ...e abdominal viscera, the skin of both hips and legs, the diaphragm, lungs, esophagus and lymphatics of the skin of the head. Such very extensive anastomosis of

...in Scyllium and Torpedo says that at first it is solid and attached to the esophagus. "Eventually its connection with the throat becomes lost, and the lobules d ...cardiac ventricle it distributes its terminal branches to the wall of the esophagus and stomach near the cardia (figs. 5 and 6).

...al ramus for some distance and is then distributed to the upper end of the esophagus. ...ensory fibers to the larynx, and all of those of the sensory fibers to the esophagus, trachea, heart, lungs and stomach. The thoracoabdominal ganglion of the tu

A tubular projection in the roof of the pharynx over the entrance to the esophagus is apparent in several sections. Killian " identified a mesal pouch occupyi Alimentary Canal — The esophagus is small and practically closed through part of its length. It extends to s

V. C, vertebral column Esoph. L., lumen of esophagus L. L., larynx lumen B. C, buccal cavity Ph. L., pharynx lumen Fig. 13 A small lymphatic nodule from the submucosa of the human esophagus? showing the 'perifollieular plexus' of Ciaccio sharply defined, but with r

Johnson, F. P. 1910 The development of the mucous membrane of the esophagus, stomach, and small intestine in the human embryo. Am. Jour. Anat., vol. 10 ...rances and outlets (of the granary). Water and grain enter the body by the esophagus and air by the trachea. The food enters the stomach where essence soaks int

...s with the notochord, and marks the anterior end of the latter. Toward the esophagus, into which the body of the pharynx merges, the cavity becomes more and mor ...glycogen passes as a kind of wave along the tube commencing at the mouth, esophagus and stomach, and as the villi commence to be formed, passing along into the

...s closed. It was impossible to force a small probe from the opening of the esophagus in the neck into the mouth, the closure being opposite the larynx. The moun Sensory endings, trachea, larynx, esophagus, pharym. Taste buds eplglotjteal region

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..., however, leads logically to the conclusion that the mucous lining of the esophagus is also ectodermal — a conclusion contradicted by the ontogenetic evidenc

A CASE OF SARCOMA OF THE (ESOPHAGUS.* ...a specimen obtained at autopsy from a patient who died of sarcoma of the (esophagus.

...w.s.p.-Anlage of myenteric and submucous plexuses, nb. -Neuroblasts. oe. -(Esophagus. ...runk. m. b., Mid-brain, m.ob., Medulla oblongata, n A., Neural tube, oe., (Esophagus. oe.p., (Esophageal plexus, p. a.. Pulmonary artery. St., Stomach, t., Trac

...us, shows the following parts: (1) the supraesophageal ganglion, above the esophagus, its first part, the protocerebrum, consist ...um, but its nerve, the tritocerebral nerve, tr.n., may be seen beneath the esophagus going to the inferior dilator muscle of the pharynx. (2) the subesophageal

...emaciation is even more marked than is seen in cancer or stricture of the esophagus.

...ve gone, the Macomas are entirely unique in that the digestive tract, from esophagus to rectum, is usually packed full of sand. Not only so, but in most cases l ...om the frontal appendage and join in a single large sinus just back of the esophagus.

...nnaria showing mesenchjTne migrating past the anterior vesicle (av) to the esophagus. The left hydrocele has severed its connection with the archenteron. Ip lef

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