. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . theblood vessels, nerves, and ureter have their passage: The kid-neys have a special fibrous coat designated as the true capsule(tunica fibrosa), slightly adherent, which extends into the hilusand becomes continuous with the fibrous coat of the blood vesselsand ureters. The relative position of the arteries, veins, andu
. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . theblood vessels, nerves, and ureter have their passage: The kid-neys have a special fibrous coat designated as the true capsule(tunica fibrosa), slightly adherent, which extends into the hilusand becomes continuous with the fibrous coat of the blood vesselsand ureters. The relative position of the arteries, veins, andureter at the hilus are, from above downward:— A. Artery,V. Vein, U. Ureter; from before backward :— V. Vein,A. Artery,U. Ureter. The general structure of the kidney consists of a corticalsubstance (substantia corticalis) and a medullary substance(substantia medullaris), the latter arranged into conical masses (266) THE GENITOURINARY APPARATUS. 267 called renal pyramids, with their bases in the cortical their apices, the renal papillae {papillae renales), projectinginto the calices (calyces renales) of the pelvis within the sinusof the kidney (sinus renalis). The renal pyramids of Malpighi(pyramides renales), about ten to fifteen in number, correspond-. Fig. 96. Longitudinal section of kidney: 1, cortex: 2, medulla: 3, sectionof tubulee in boundary layer; 4, fat of renal sinus; 5, renal arteriole;A, branch of renal artery; 0, renal calyx; U, ureter. ing to the fetal lobules, are arranged into three irregular rows. mbstance, or parenchyma of the kidney, is composed ofuriniferoue tubulee (tvhuli renale), held together by compara-tively little connective tissue. The terminal orifices of these,several hundred to each papilla, open on its summit. Course of the Tubuli Uriniferi.— Beginning at the Mal-pighian capsule (capsvla glomeruli) within the cortex, cadi 268 HUMAN ANATOMY. tubule pursues a very tortuous and complicated course before itterminates in the renal p
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