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Fig. 2 Bidloo’s figure of the unopened stomach

Re-drawn and reduced twothirds, with lettering added from Bidloo’s drawing of the same stomach opened, and from Cowper’s edition of Bidloo’s plates. A, pylorus (Bidloo);portion of the intestinum duodenum (Cowper). B, antrum pylori (Cowper). C’, D, two bunchings out in the lower part or fundus of the stomach (Cowper) ; in funclo Gibbis ornatur duobus (Bidloo). ,

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1912 Stomach: 1 Willis’s inverted stomach | 2 Bidloo’s unopened stomach | 3 Home’s stomach inverted | 4 stomach subdivisions | 5 embryo 10 mm | 6 embryo 16 mm | 7 embryo 19.3 mm | 8 embryo 19 mm | 9 embryo 44.3 mm | 10 embryo 44.3 mm stomach interior | 11 embryo 19 mm pylorus | 12 abnormal embryo 19.3 mm | 1912 Lewis | Historic Papers | Stomach Development

Reference

Lewis FT. The form of the stomach in human embryos with notes upon the nomenclature of the stomach. (1912) Amer. J Anat. 13(4): 477-503.

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