. Veterinary post-mortem technic . 6-18cm. (3- 11 dueodenunosteriolie duct Oi 0 o go 3 ajp J3-t^ .-H 4 ) wide,a 320 grams ( enters c30 cm. (12)to entrance of eddish yellowirm O ttached to tand externaltal fissure. a 40-45 cmlong. Ca 8- - > the termindouble colo .(4-12) Ion QS (ca 12 oz Two duct s duodenu uct one opp^ low o _o o o w ent tcof the 30 cm a 350 enterwith bile daite. eddish yelairly firm Iunited. •w a c3 > fl 09 fl V _o Ma S ?53 t. fl S « ?ija o o ^ ?3 o .2 0 P4 a ^x O 0 c 0 TECHNIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ORGANS 197 Kidney.—To prepare the
. Veterinary post-mortem technic . 6-18cm. (3- 11 dueodenunosteriolie duct Oi 0 o go 3 ajp J3-t^ .-H 4 ) wide,a 320 grams ( enters c30 cm. (12)to entrance of eddish yellowirm O ttached to tand externaltal fissure. a 40-45 cmlong. Ca 8- - > the termindouble colo .(4-12) Ion QS (ca 12 oz Two duct s duodenu uct one opp^ low o _o o o w ent tcof the 30 cm a 350 enterwith bile daite. eddish yelairly firm Iunited. •w a c3 > fl 09 fl V _o Ma S ?53 t. fl S « ?ija o o ^ ?3 o .2 0 P4 a ^x O 0 c 0 TECHNIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ORGANS 197 Kidney.—To prepare the kidney of a large animalplace the organ upon the table on one of its flat the palm of the left hand upon the kidney and pressdownward with sufficient force to keep the organ steadyand in one position. The ends of the fingers of the left handshould extend away from the autopsist and toward theconvex margin of the organ. With a knife held horizon-. FiG. 129.—Correct position of hands, knife and kidney, for opening that organ, ^iewed from above. tally make one smooth incision through the kidney fromthe convex margin through the parenchyma to the hilus,severing the kidney in halves so that it may be laid openlike a book (Fig. 129). Lay the organ open, wash thecut surfaces, and strip the capsule with the thumb-nail(Fig. 130). The kidney of small animals is held between the thumband first finger of the left hand dorsal side upward. To 198 VETERINARY POST-MORTEM TECHNIC section the organ cut downward from the dorsal surfacethrough the kidney to the pelvis of the organ, dividing itin halves. Normally the capsule is smooth, thin, transparent, andloosely attached to the parenchyma. In chronic inflamma-tory processes it is firmly adherent due to junction withincreased interstitial connective tissue. At the point ofseparation, in stripping the capsule, a white line is visible
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