Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . ngine!;- the true jjclvis. As the sii^moid tiexure descends along; thesacrum it usual!v cur\is to the riyht and crosses the median line. Peritoneal Relations.—The lower part of the ascending colon is veryoften, for one or two inches, completely surrounded by serous membrane. Theligaments of the colon (described with the retro-colic fossa, page 1667) occur more orless well marked at the line where the peritoneum leaves the posterior wall. Abovethis the colon is connected by areolar tissue to the kidney. Occasional
Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . ngine!;- the true jjclvis. As the sii^moid tiexure descends along; thesacrum it usual!v cur\is to the riyht and crosses the median line. Peritoneal Relations.—The lower part of the ascending colon is veryoften, for one or two inches, completely surrounded by serous membrane. Theligaments of the colon (described with the retro-colic fossa, page 1667) occur more orless well marked at the line where the peritoneum leaves the posterior wall. Abovethis the colon is connected by areolar tissue to the kidney. Occasionally the colonis adherent as far as the caecum. The non-peritoneal portion of the upper part ofthe ascending colon ecpials about one-third of its circumference. The transverse colon is attached to the transverse mesocolon and otherwisecompletely surrounded by peritoneum. The transverse mesocolon, after attainingits permanent condition, arises along the back of the abdomen from one kidney to Fio. 1419. Anterior band — Rectum—f Bladder Anterior abdotninal wall turnedfor\vard. y
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