Directions for making anatomical preparations : formed on the basis of Pole, Marjolin and Breschet, and including the new method of Mr. Swan / by Usher Parsons.

  • Usher Parsons
Date:
1831
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Credit: Directions for making anatomical preparations : formed on the basis of Pole, Marjolin and Breschet, and including the new method of Mr. Swan / by Usher Parsons. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ries, veins, and urinary duct. ‘The artery is distin- guishable from the vein, in this as in most other parts of the body, by its greater thickness and elasticity ; and also by being generally (in its healthy state) smaller than the vein, which vessel it bears the great- est resemblance to ; and the duct, by the enlarge- ment near its entrance into the kidney, it being situ- ated more inferiorly, and in general is much longer than the vein or artery ; but this last depends upon fixed into the vessels, proceed according to the gen- eral rules, to fill each with a different coloured Tojec: tion; and after removing the pipes, immerse the kidney in diluted muriatic acid, for five or six ney is so thoroughly destroyed, that it may be entire- ly washed away by a gentle stream of water. moved from the body with care, that neither the part wounded ; as by suchan accident the Injection al the surrounding adeps and cellular membrane, more account of the numerous small branches which are frequently going off from the emulgents into the sur- rounding substance. A variety of beautiful and elegant preparations may be made of the kidneys of different animals. The sheep’s is very similar to the human in figure and ee ae TaN _ 9 ey 5 4. te f 1+ hee
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