Anatomical demonstrations, or, Colossal illustrations of human anatomy. Pt. I / by Professor Seerig ; translated from the German.

  • Seerig, Albert Wilhelm Hermann, 1797?-1862.
Date:
1831
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Credit: Anatomical demonstrations, or, Colossal illustrations of human anatomy. Pt. I / by Professor Seerig ; translated from the German. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    f. The Spherical Sacculus [sacculus vestlbuli]. It has no communication with the common Sacculus h.: even when perforated, it retains its form. It lies in a groove, of corresponding shape, in the Vestibule. g. Space between the Spherical Sacculus and the common Sacculus. h. The common Sacculus [utriculus communis, alveus ' communis], which is in connexion with the three semicircular Tubes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, k, i, 3. The largest Cartilagineo-membranaceous Tube. 1, i. Elliptical Vesicle [ampulla]. k. Radiated Ejmansion of the Nerve on the Vesicle. 2, 1, m. Smaller Cartilagineo-membranaceous Tube. l. Elliptical Vesicle, and Expansion of the Nerve upon it. 4, n, 5. Smallest Cartilagineo-membranaceous Tube, which unites with common Sacculus h., at 4, by the Vesicle n, and at 5 by a narrow termination.