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Fig. 286 Diagrammatic outline of the organs of circulation in the fetus of six months

(Allea Thomson)

Diagrammatic outline of the organs of circulation in the fetus of ail months (Allen Thomson). RA, Right atrium of the heart; RV, right ventricle; LA, left atrium; Ev, valve of inf. vena cava; LV, left ventricle; L, liver; K, left kidney; I, small intestine; a, arch of the aorta; a', its dorsal part; a", lower end; vcs, superior vena cava; vci, inferior vena cava where it joins the right atrium; vet' its lower end; i, subclavian vessels; j, right jugular vein;c, common carotid arteries; four tnirvcd dotted arrow lines are carried through the aortic and pulmonary opening and ihe atrio-ventricular orifices; da, opposite to the one passing through the pulmonary artery, marks the place of the ductus arteriosus; a similar arrow line is shown passing from the vena cava inferior through the fossa ovalis of the right atrium and the foramen ovale into the left atrium; hv, the hepatic veins; vp, vena ports; i to vci, the ductus venosus; uv, umbilical vein; ita, umbilical arteries; ur, umbilical cord cut short; i, i', iliac vessels.

In this diagram the arteries are conventionally colored red and the veins blue, but these colors are not intended to indicate the nature of the blood conveyed by the reflective vessels.

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Prentiss CW. and Arey LB. A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. (1918) W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia and London.

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	Diagrammatic outline of the organs of circulation in the fetus of ail months (Allen Thomson). RA, Right atrium of the heart; RV, right ventricle; LA, left atrium; Ev, valve of inf. vena cava; LV, left ventricle; L, liver; K, left kidney; I, small intestine; a, arch of the aorta; a', its dorsal part; a", lower end; ~~TKi~~, superior vena cava; vci, inferior vena cava where it joins the right atrium; vet' its lower end; i, subclavian vessels; j, right jugular vein;c, common carotid arteries; four tnirvcd dotted arrow lines are carried through the aortic and pulmonary opening and ihe atrio-ventricular orifices; da, opposite to the one passing through the pulmonary artery, marks the place of the ductus arteriosus; a similar arrow line is shown passing from the vena cava inferior through the fossa ovalis of the right atrium and the foramen ovale into the left atrium; hv, the hepatic veins; vp, vena ports; i to vci, the ductus venosus; uv, umbilical vein; ita, umbilical arteries; ur, umbilical cord cut short; i, i', iliac vessels.		Diagrammatic outline of the organs of circulation in the fetus of ail months (Allen Thomson). RA, Right atrium of the heart; RV, right ventricle; LA, left atrium; Ev, valve of inf. vena cava; LV, left ventricle; L, liver; K, left kidney; I, small intestine; a, arch of the aorta; a', its dorsal part; a", lower end; vcs, superior vena cava; vci, inferior vena cava where it joins the right atrium; vet' its lower end; i, subclavian vessels; j, right jugular vein;c, common carotid arteries; four tnirvcd dotted arrow lines are carried through the aortic and pulmonary opening and ihe atrio-ventricular orifices; da, opposite to the one passing through the pulmonary artery, marks the place of the ductus arteriosus; a similar arrow line is shown passing from the vena cava inferior through the fossa ovalis of the right atrium and the foramen ovale into the left atrium; hv, the hepatic veins; vp, vena ports; i to vci, the ductus venosus; uv, umbilical vein; ita, umbilical arteries; ur, umbilical cord cut short; i, i', iliac vessels.