Manual of human histology . se, form a compact sub-stance and ultimately terminate at the thickend of the lobule, at a greater or less distancefrom the surface, either in ceecal ends or in loops(fig. 256 g). The spermatic canals of each particular lobule, al-though joined to each other by some connective tissue and vessels,may nevertheless, by careful dissection, be separated to a greatextent, or even wholly isolated. Their length, according to Lauth, Fig. 255. Transverse section through the right testis and its tunics, in Man: a,t. vaginalis communis; b, t. vaginalis propria, outer lamella; c
Manual of human histology . se, form a compact sub-stance and ultimately terminate at the thickend of the lobule, at a greater or less distancefrom the surface, either in ceecal ends or in loops(fig. 256 g). The spermatic canals of each particular lobule, al-though joined to each other by some connective tissue and vessels,may nevertheless, by careful dissection, be separated to a greatextent, or even wholly isolated. Their length, according to Lauth, Fig. 255. Transverse section through the right testis and its tunics, in Man: a,t. vaginalis communis; b, t. vaginalis propria, outer lamella; c, cavity of the t. , which does not exist in life; d, i nner lamella of the t. v. propria (adnata),coalescent with e, the t. albuginea ; f, continuation of the t. propria on the epididy-mis, g; h, corpus Highmorianum; i i i, branches of the spermatic artery; k, venaspermatica interna; I, vas deferens; m, artery of the vas deferens; n, lohuli testis;s, septula. Fig. 256. Diagram of the course of a fjpermatic THE SEXUAL ORGANS. 223 is from 13 to 33. At the pointed extremity of each lobule thespermatic canals become straighter, when each by itself, or thetwo or three arising inone lobule united into asimple canalj enter as theductidi recti, [?^ in dia-meter (fig. 257c),the baseof the corpus Highmori,where they form a veryclose plexus, 2—3broadand Ir! thick, and ex-tending the whole lengthof that body,—the retetestis {r. vasculosum Hal-leri) (fig. 257 d). Fromthe upper end of thisplexus, the canals in whichmeasure from ^ to ?^(0-03—0-08), proceed7—15 efferent canals,vasa efferentia testis s,Graafiana, of \—^ (016—0-18) (fig. 257 e),Avhich^ traversing the t. albuginea are continued into theepididymis. Here they contract to ^ and ^, are convolutedin exactly the same way as the spermatic canals in the lobulitestis, but without presenting divisions or anastomoses, andthus produce a certain number of conical bodies^ theapices of which are directed towards t
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