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eyes, and action of jaws, pharynx, and esophagus are organized as a

tracliea and the esophagus. trachea, with the upper end of the esophagus. As they grow

* part of '''foregut''' development (Oral cavity, Pharynx (esophagus, trachea), Respiratory tract, Stomach)

esophagus. The distance from the umbilicus to the vertex of the bladder was 19.5

==The Esophagus==

...e trachea and bends dorsalward to lie near the dorso-lateral border of the esophagus. In this position it comes down behind the arch of the aorta. This transiti retroperitoneal sac. The right lung, esophagus, and body-wall have been removed. The stomach

The Development of the (Esophagus. - From the ventral side of the lower portion of the pharynx an evaginati F. P. Johnson: "The Development of the Mucous Membrane of the (Esophagus, Stomach and Small Intestine in the Human Embryo," Amer. J own. Anat., x, 1

...criooarytaenoideus posterior. V. C, vertebral cohimn; Esoph. L., Lumen of esophagus; constr., constrictor muscle; cri. post., M. criooarytaenoideus posterior; Esoph. L., lumen of esophagus

('''M''') Type 3 DA demonstrating an intact esophagus, in the presence of tracheal atresia; tm1. Annotations denote genotype, sca

...and pit—like depressions. The vacuoles are similar to those found in the (esophagus, but are smaller and far less numerous. The pit-like depressions are surrou NEUMANN. flimmerepithelim (Esophagus menschlicher Embryonen. Arch. f. 1876 mi/or. Anat, Bd. 12, 570-574.

* part of '''foregut''' development (Oral cavity, Pharynx (esophagus, trachea), Respiratory tract, Stomach)

...ue to the pressure exerted by the expanding rudiments of the vertebrae and esophagus, between which they lie. As will be seen, a separation of ...the plane of contact of the condensed mesenchyme of the vertebrae and the esophagus. It is apparently the expansion of these masses that has carried them apart

...latter tunic is very thick, as in the uterus, the mouth, the pharynx, the esophagus, and the rectum. ...yers. On the contrary, the epidermis may be insulated in the mouth and the esophagus ; it is also more or less perceptible on the surface of the glans, in the m

...described and the lumen is everywhere undivided. That this process in the esophagus has the result of enlarging the lumen appears probable." Schridde (1908) li

...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

esophagus. This opening is from an inch and a half to two inches the esophagus. This opening is formed upward and inward by some

...s also the base of the right fore limb-bud, the right brachial plexus, the esophagus, the left ventricle, the bubus cordis, the inferior vena cava, the left duc

...appears soonest in the bladder, the intestinal canal, the stomach, and the esophagus, and continues longer in the muscles of animal life. (3) ...h, in the stomach ; 5th, in the bladder ; 6th, in the right ventricle, the esophagus, and the iris; 7th, in the voluntary muscles, 1st, in the muscles of the tr

Coakley, C. G. : The Arrangement of the Muscular Fibres of the (Esophagus. Researches of the Loomis Laboratory. Univ. of the City of New York. Vol. 2

* part of '''foregut''' development (Oral cavity, Pharynx (esophagus, trachea), Respiratory tract, Stomach)

...where it again widens, and behind which it tapers away gradually into the (esophagus, the lumen of which is uniformly narrow. The cavity as a whole is curved on

...gination, two lung rudiments begin to extend caudally below the developing esophagus (fig. 305). In the 10-mm. embryo, the lungs extend backward from a common t

...ary tract from the liver diverticula anteriorly, and includes the pharynx, esophagus, stomach, duodenum, and the following outgrowths: visceral pouches, tongue, 2. Esophagus and trachea through the bifurcation of the bronchi.

Ttte (Esophagus. Behind the pharynx there follows a narrow hinder part of brain. F. i, i, &c. Feet. g. o. Generative orifice, <x. (Esophagus.

File:Gray1033.jpg|1033 Section of the Human Esophagus

...its attachments to the liver and pancreas, seized at its junction with the esophagus with a small pair of forceps, firmly compressed to prevent the escape of an ...ds which escape from the body during dissection, also the larynx, trachea, esophagus, salivary and lymph glands, large vessels, and pieces of fat in the omentum

...hat leaves the head and neck to innervate gastrointestinal tract (pharynx, esophagus, stomach) respiratory tract (larynx, lungs), cardiac (heart) and abdominal

...present but usually the pneumatic duct connecting the air bladder with the esophagus is rudimentary or absent. A spiral valve is absent in the intestine. The sc

...h run to the developing bronchi, and others which form a plexus around the Esophagus containing much syncytial sympathetic tissue, as willbelaterreferredtoincon ...esentery of the stomach and intestine. Surrounding the whole length of the Esophagus, and especially on its dorsalaspect, are numerous collections of darkly sta

tral wflU of esophagus, of stomach and esophagus.

to the sac has become much smaller than the body-stalk. The esophagus, stomach,

...in front, while posteriorly it lies on the right auricle and may touch the esophagus and the trachea at its bifureation. It is in elose relationship to the vagu

...the organs of sense. The mucous tube gives rise to the mouth cavity, ^ the esophagus, stomach, intestine, respiratory organs, liver, allantoides, and so on. Mor

It lay ventral and parallel to the upper part of the Esophagus, and the upper part was cylindrical in outline. Lower down it became widene

...ich the respiratory primordia appear, the gut narrows abruptly to form the esophagus and then dilates again in the region which will become the stomach. Just be

...Im, II, superior, middle and Inferior lobes of lung; la, left auricle; o, (esophagus; pb, body of pancreas; pc, posterior cardinal vein ; pco, pelvic colon ; ph

...ward in the head fold as \i\eJore-gul, from which later arise the pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and a portion of the small intestine. The opening into the fore-g

...harynx caudally, Where the pharynx passes more or less insensibly into the esophagus. In the hypobranchial region the fundamental plan of the vascular relations ...er pole of the thyreoid lobe—upon its dorsal side, in the interval between esophagus and trachea, therefore near the position which it typically occupies as the

Malpighian tube. ms. Mesoblastic somite, cc. (Esophagus. /. c. Pericardium.

...s from the buccopharyngeal membrane to the midgut and forms all the tract (esophagus and stomach) from the oral cavity to beneath the stomach. In addition, a ve

...talipes equinovarus. Radiographic examination revealed dilatation of both esophagus and stomach with considerable food retention. No barium passed the pylorus.

the eighth dorsal vertebra, from which it is separated by the esophagus and aorta, and its summit corresponds to the cartilage of the sixth Behind, it is attached to the esophagus and to the root of the right

...he mucous and muscular layers of the oesophagus shows clearly. Ik-low the (esophagus lie the two large vagus nerves, N. TO, and then follow the sections of the ..., Lung, muse, Dorsal musculature. -Y./o, Vagus nerve. Nch, Notochord. GS, (Esophagus. Pica:, Pleural coelom. R.D, Ramus dorsalis. R. /", Ramus ventralis. R.sy,

* III. The (Esophagus, Stomach and Intestine

...smooth type with the exception of cardiac muscle and anterior part of the esophagus. Smooth and cardiac musculature are under involuntary control. The smooth m

...uch. 28, Stomach. 29, Right lung. 30, Subclavian artery. 31, Trachea. 32, (Esophagus. 33, Pulmonary artery. 34, Sixth arch. 35, Primitive vertebral artery. C’

(Esophagus. - The oesophagus calls for no special mention. It is a simple tube of vari

...e nodose ganglion and extend peripherally to the pharynx, larynx, trachea, esophagus, and the thoracic and abdominal viscera. Special visceral afferent fibers h

...shoved along in the intestines. That is how a horse gets water through his esophagus up to his stomach when his mouth is away down in the pond. Similar contract

...entrance into the anterior part of the digestive canal. In the latter, the esophagus is narrowed and serves only for transfering food; the second (stomach) is w

...sues which fulfills one or several specialized functions. For example, the esophagus, stomach, liver, etc., are organs of the body. During development, each of

..., the vertebral column to the skull, the vascular trunks to the heart, the esophagus to the buccal cavity, the intestinal canal to the stomach, the trachea to t ...onsiderable dilatation, the buccal cavity and the pharynx ; next comes the esophagus, the muscular parietes of which are attached to the adjacent bones, and are

...ut mice display the characteristics of an improperly separated trachea and esophagus alongside a significant structural downgrade of the lung due to the detrime

...from the caudal end of the pharynx and bifurcates into two lung buds. The esophagus is a short, narrowed segment and the stomach a slightly spindle-shaped dila

...orso-lateral wall of the pl1arynx—or what might perhaps be now termed the (esophagus.

*/&gt;, (Esophagus ; kc, lesser curvature ; gc, greater curvature of the stomach ; i/(', duode ...e below [posterior], the lesser above [anterior]. The terminal part of the esophagus is also affected by the torsion ; it undergoes a spiral twisting, by which

Jounson, 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,

...passes over the side of left common carotid and left subclavian arteries, (esophagus, ; thoracic duct. The two pleurae, as they pass backwards at this le form t P.M. Posterior Mediastinum O. (Esophagus

| Esophagus

...nx above the [[G#glottis|glottis]], which in infancy directs food into the esophagus and not the [[T#trachea|trachea]] . Embryologically it develops in the fore

The Esophagus and the Stomach.—— By the end of thethird day the esophagus is represented by an abrupt narrowing of the fore-gut immediately posterior ...laryngotracheal groove, and the rudiments of the lungs have appeared. The esophagus and stomach are beginning to be defined. Finally, the liver diverticula ha

Odoriferae, carrying odours. (Esophagus, food-carrier.

...ll bodies lie in nodose ganglion, with peripheral distribution to pharynx, esophagus, trachea, thoracic and abdominal viscera, (3) general somatic afferent fibe

...the left side and of the vena, cava on the right side to the veins of the esophagus is an interesting one. In studying sections of injected embryos measuring 7

...ampostoma anomalum (Rafinesque). The tunics of the buccal cavity, pharynx, esophagus, and intestine are described; particular attention is given to the mucosa b Esophagus

...y the thoracic and abdominal viscera are double, with the exception of the esophagus, the stomach, and the upper part of the intestine, which are united with a

...elow the larynx these ridges are so arranged as to give the cavity of the (esophagus, as seen in cross sections, the outline of a Gi-eek cross, which

...rph. iv. 1-10. Neumann, E. 74.1. Blood. Arch. d. Heilli. xv. 441^76 76.1. (Esophagus. A. f. m. A. xii. 570-574 Nicolaides, B. 91.1. Blood. Arch. f. Anat. u. Phv

will be differentiated into the pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and liver. portion of opercular cavity. oe. Esophagus. p.~ Pharynx. pb. Pineal body. pc. Pei-i~

(Esophagus The Trachea and (Esophagus.

...distal end, ' ' a small swelling bent upon itself. ' ' Separation of the (Esophagus from the Trachea. — In an embryo which has the general shape of Thompson'

round the side walls of pharynx to dorsal body wall. od. Oviduct, at. (Esophagus. hinder part of brain. P. i,a,9 <-e. . (Esophagus.

...laterally compressed, forming a narrow dorsoventral passage giving rise to esophagus and stomach. This is not so in this embryo, where the gut slightly narrows

(Esophagus and Stomach. Immediately behind the pharynx, at the stage of 36 s, the inte

...me is unformed. On the fourth day the lungs, still in connection with the (esophagus, lie more ventralwards, but the bronchi in growing backwards have dilated i ...ead gut and takes part in the separation of the pulmonary anlage from the (esophagus. The mesoderm, it will be remembered; shows the influence of the first irr

(ESOPHAGUS. (ESOPHAGUS

...ent of the ventral branches which the adult aorta is known to send to the (esophagus, especially as to whether these also are descended from the early segmental

...t plaited folds occur near the pylorus and also around the entrance of the esophagus. Glands, however, are nowhere present nor can any of the elements be regard

...EEESE of the roof of the mouth; the anterior and posterior regions of the esophagus; the cardiac, fundic, and pyloric regions of the stomach; the anterior, mid ...s the lateral lines of the splanchnic plexus form a plexus surrounding the esophagus which communicates above with the pulmonary plexus and below with the sinus

...ic region may be referred to, but it is not marked off in any way from the esophagus or duodenum. It may be located only by its relation to the liver and body c

...he posterior aspect of the stomach. It gives off many fine branches to the esophagus. ...e medullated fibers for the larynx; b, area of small medullated fibers for esophagus, trachea, and heart; c, area of sympathetic fibers. Dog. X 176.

...ions into the body, as, for instance, the walls of the oral cavity and the esophagus, the epithelium of the conjunctiva, the vagina, the external auditory canal Fig. 43- Cross - section of stratified squamous epithelium from the esophagus of man.

One of the most interesting features in the structure of the Mammalian (Esophagus is the extreme variability in the degree of development of the oesophageal ...which stain intensely in eosin. In the glands of the upper portion of the (Esophagus they arc to be found forming the characteristic crescentshaped groups at th

FIG. 37. STRATIFIED EPITHELIUM FROM THE (ESOPHAGUS (ESOPHAGUS.

type C.T., chorda tympani E., esophagus G.VII, ganglion geniculi G.C., ganglia cardiaca G.N. V., ganglion Gasseri G ...trand. Passing caudad, the vagus gives off fine branches to the developing esophagus, these twigs forming a plexiform mass of fine, often single filaments in th

\0. The lungs were severed from the trachea. The esophagus which lies near to the lungs must be removed. The infected lungs of rats su ...smaller groups had developed in the region dorsal to the aortic roots and esophagus (figs. 6 and 22, 16a). One of the most interesting and one of the most impo

...ndly as a small cylindrical sac which lies dorsal to and parallel with the esophagus (Fig. 18). Within the lumen of the glandular portion, whose length is about ...on to refer to this structure in the chapter on Habits and Physiology. The esophagus, or a continuation of it, extends through the middle portion of the segment

...une br., brain ent.l, primary entoderm ep.t., epithelium of testis esoph., esophagus gl.sh., shell glands gon., gonad g.p., genital pore 0., ovary o.d., oviduct

...absent from the epidermis. In the submucosa of the stomach, intestine, and esophagus clasmatocjiies are present in large nimibei'S, in some places they appear i ...essels pass up behind the stomach and invade it at three points: 1) at the esophagus by nmnerous vessels which form a xery dense periesophageal ring; 2) at the

Tho slender tube of tho esophagus extends back to an opening on tho posterior and dorsal side of tho largo st The mesenchpne between the neural tube and primitive esophagus has become slightly den.ser. The notochord at the end of its curve over the

...ole central nervous system from below at such a stage. The brain above the esophagus is at the upper end of the figure, then follow the ventral ganglia, seven p The insect brain froms a ring of nerve tissue which encircles the esophagus and which is composed of the supraesophageal ganglion,, the ventral connect

...Im, II, superior, middle and Inferior lobes of lung; la, left auricle; o, (esophagus; pb, body of pancreas; pc, posterior cardinal vein ; pco, pelvic colon ; ph ...the lateral lobes of the thyroid and one from the anterior surface of the esophagus on the right side. All proved to be adenoid tissue.

DeWitt, Netves in the (Esophagus. 385 DeWitt, Nerves in the (Esophagus. 387

...term) only the thyroid with some of the surrounding structures — trachea, esophagus, a portion of the thymus, etc., was removed. The length in millimeters of t ...tissue cells, in developing muscle fibers, in epithelial cells lining the esophagus, and also in some stages in the cell cords of the thyroid gland, stain deep

FIG. 37. STRATIFIED EPITHELIUM FROM THE (ESOPHAGUS OF A CHILD.

...many bold attempts at its surgery, all or nearly all of which attacked the esophagus either for cancer or for occlusion occasioned by a foreign body. I do not h ...nu and Hartmann, and Potarea have investigated the connections between the esophagus and the thorax and demonstrated that in order to reach the former it is nec

...ed to the mucous membrane of the mouth and tongue, but did not pass to the esophagus. The bronchial lymphatic glands were pigmented, enlarged and caseous. Tuber * On Tuberculosis of the (Esophagus, with the Report of a Case of Unusual Infection. By Clahibel Coxe, M. D., 2

...the esophagus. Sometimes it was necessary to include more tissue about the esophagus in a third ligature ; the ligation was thus completed. The ribs were approx Metabolism. By .Admont H. Clark, M. D. Congenital Atresia of the Esophagus with Tracheo-Esophageal Fistula

...lous vessel reached the right arm by passing dorsal to the trachea and the esophagus across the vertebral column. ...it passed at an angle of 45 degrees to the right and cephala(i between the esophagus and the bony vertebral column. Tills direction was maintained in its furthe

===The Early Histogenesis Of Striated Muscle In The (Esophagus Of The Pig And The Dogfish=== (1) The Origin oi Myoblasts in the (Esophagus