An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Fig. 741.—Diagrammatic Representation of aLongitudinally divided Hepatic Lobule,LoBULUs Hepaticus. Vena Centralis, In-tralobular OR Central Vein; Inter-lobulares, Interlobular or PeripheralVeins; VenaSublobularis, Sublobular Vein. /X\V CffVrPr -Radiating capillary ^ I Intralobular or , . ^ central vein ///i\\ ~ _ ) Vena centralis ~~&r ^ Interlobular or peripheral veinsVenK interlobulares Fig. 742.—Diagrammatic Representa-tion OF A Transversely-divided He-patic Lobule. Vena Centralis, In-tralobular OR Central Vein ;
An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Fig. 741.—Diagrammatic Representation of aLongitudinally divided Hepatic Lobule,LoBULUs Hepaticus. Vena Centralis, In-tralobular OR Central Vein; Inter-lobulares, Interlobular or PeripheralVeins; VenaSublobularis, Sublobular Vein. /X\V CffVrPr -Radiating capillary ^ I Intralobular or , . ^ central vein ///i\\ ~ _ ) Vena centralis ~~&r ^ Interlobular or peripheral veinsVenK interlobulares Fig. 742.—Diagrammatic Representa-tion OF A Transversely-divided He-patic Lobule. Vena Centralis, In-tralobular OR Central Vein ; , Interlobular Veins. Mucous glands of the biliary ducts Glandulaj mucosx biliosae Branches of the hepatic, ductRami ductus hepatici. Aberrant biliary ducts withmucous glands Vasa aberrantia hepatiscum slandulis mucosis > Areolar or fibrous coat of theliver, or capsule of Glisson Capsula fibrosa (Glissoni) ? aruMis Clauds of the Biliary Z)i«:fa.—9uain writes ( Anatomy, tenth ed., vol. iii., part iv., p. 135) : Inthe portal canals .the ducts present numerous openings on the inner surface which are scattered irregularly in the larger ducts, but in the subdivisions aarranged in two longitudinal rows, one at each side of the vessel. These openings were formerly supposed to be the orifices of Iglands; but. while the m.^in ducts are studded with true mucous glands of lobulated form and with minute orifices, the openings nowreferred to belong to saccular and tubular recesses, which are often branched and anastomosing, and may be beset all over with tubularprojections (Theile).—Tk. Fig. 743.—Vasa Aberrantia , Aberrant Biliary Ducts, with Mucous Glands ( ), from one of the Portal C
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