The practice of surgery . - in number,but especially in size as we pass downward, until about the middleportion, beyond which they can seldom be seen. The mesenteric vessels,opposite the upper portion of the bowel, below the duodenum, are dis-. Intestinal localization (Monks). tinctly larger than elsewhere in the mesentery; gradually they diminishas we pass downward until the lower third is reached, after which theyretain the same size. Most interesting are the loops of the mesentericvessels; opposite the upper portion there are primarj^ loops onh-, withan occasional secondary loop. As a rule,
The practice of surgery . - in number,but especially in size as we pass downward, until about the middleportion, beyond which they can seldom be seen. The mesenteric vessels,opposite the upper portion of the bowel, below the duodenum, are dis-. Intestinal localization (Monks). tinctly larger than elsewhere in the mesentery; gradually they diminishas we pass downward until the lower third is reached, after which theyretain the same size. Most interesting are the loops of the mesentericvessels; opposite the upper portion there are primarj^ loops onh-, withan occasional secondary loop. As a rule, secondary loops become
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