Contribution to the anatomy of double monsters / [Alfred Poland].

  • Poland, Alfred, 1822-1872.
Date:
[1849]
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Credit: Contribution to the anatomy of double monsters / [Alfred Poland]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ( 18 ) chief conductor of the blood: that of the other is exceedingly slender. k. Ductus arteriosus ; the one side exceedingly large and short; that of the other long and tapering. l. Aortae; the one narrow, and partially developed; the other large, and springing by a trunk common to the right and left ven¬ tricles. m. Arteria innominata, giving off right carotid and right sub¬ clavian vessels. n. Left carotids, coming off almost in a common trunk with the innominata. o. Left subclavians. p. Descending aortae. q. Abdominal aortae, giving off' right and left common iliacs. The division into external and internal iliacs is not shewn, but was per¬ fectly natural; the internal iliacs only have been left. r. Hypogastric arteries. s. The four ureters passing to the bladders. t The urachus on either side, passing to the umbilicus.
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