A Manual of Histology (Paperback)


This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...are the lacteals, which are closed at the tips of the villi and run a straight course toward the muscularis mucosae where they all terminate in the mucous plexus. At their junctions with the plexus the lacteals have valves. The vessels of the mucous plexus are mostly valveless. The efferents from the mucous plexus carry the"chyle to plexus of larger vessels in the submucosa; these have valves. A third plexus lies between the layers of the muscle coat. Efferents from the submucous and muscular plexuses carry the lymph to the fourth, or subserous plexus, which is most prominent at the mesenteric attachment. The efferents from the subserous plexus follow the vessels and in the mesentery, at frequent intervals, the chyle is filtered through numerous lymph nodes before it ultimately reaches the common intestinal trunk. The cells lining the various portions of the alimentary tract are as follows: Lips Stratified squamous. Mouth Stratified squamous. Tongue Stratified squamous. Pharynx. Stratified squamous Esophagus Stratified squamous Acid cells. Peptic cells. Tall columnar. Goblet cells (a few). Peptic cells. Tall columnar Goblet cells. Simple columnar. Goblet cells. / Goblet cells. Simple columnar. Anus Stratified squamous. Stomach Cardiac End. Pyloric End. Small Intestine. Large Intestine. The differences between the small and large intestines are as follows: Large. Broad. Chiefly Goblet. Absent. Absent. Absent. Absent. Present. Present. CHAPTER X THE DIGESTIVE GLANDS The digestive glands are the liver, and salivary glands, the parotid, pancreas, sublingual and submaxillary. LIVER The liver, the largest gland in the body, is compound tubular in structure. In the child at birth it represents one-eighteenth to one-twentieth of the body weight, while in the a...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...are the lacteals, which are closed at the tips of the villi and run a straight course toward the muscularis mucosae where they all terminate in the mucous plexus. At their junctions with the plexus the lacteals have valves. The vessels of the mucous plexus are mostly valveless. The efferents from the mucous plexus carry the"chyle to plexus of larger vessels in the submucosa; these have valves. A third plexus lies between the layers of the muscle coat. Efferents from the submucous and muscular plexuses carry the lymph to the fourth, or subserous plexus, which is most prominent at the mesenteric attachment. The efferents from the subserous plexus follow the vessels and in the mesentery, at frequent intervals, the chyle is filtered through numerous lymph nodes before it ultimately reaches the common intestinal trunk. The cells lining the various portions of the alimentary tract are as follows: Lips Stratified squamous. Mouth Stratified squamous. Tongue Stratified squamous. Pharynx. Stratified squamous Esophagus Stratified squamous Acid cells. Peptic cells. Tall columnar. Goblet cells (a few). Peptic cells. Tall columnar Goblet cells. Simple columnar. Goblet cells. / Goblet cells. Simple columnar. Anus Stratified squamous. Stomach Cardiac End. Pyloric End. Small Intestine. Large Intestine. The differences between the small and large intestines are as follows: Large. Broad. Chiefly Goblet. Absent. Absent. Absent. Absent. Present. Present. CHAPTER X THE DIGESTIVE GLANDS The digestive glands are the liver, and salivary glands, the parotid, pancreas, sublingual and submaxillary. LIVER The liver, the largest gland in the body, is compound tubular in structure. In the child at birth it represents one-eighteenth to one-twentieth of the body weight, while in the a...

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Rarebooksclub.com

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United States

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May 2012

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May 2012

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246 x 189 x 9mm (L x W x T)

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Paperback - Trade

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158

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978-1-236-41249-2

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9781236412492

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1-236-41249-4



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