Transactions - American Surgical Association . Microscopic Appearance of Parenchyma Cells in IsolatedSplenic Portion, x 500. the gastrosplenic end were unchanged, as the secretion could enter theintestine through the patent common duct. At the point where theligature had been applied, the organ, with its duct, had been com- FlG. Sclerosis of Splenic End. x Lobes showing fatty degeneration. b. Connective tissue. c. Artery. d. Vein. THE SURGERY OF THE PANCREAS. I33 pletely divided, the point of section being indicated by a contractiondue to cicatrization. The duct in the isolated sple
Transactions - American Surgical Association . Microscopic Appearance of Parenchyma Cells in IsolatedSplenic Portion, x 500. the gastrosplenic end were unchanged, as the secretion could enter theintestine through the patent common duct. At the point where theligature had been applied, the organ, with its duct, had been com- FlG. Sclerosis of Splenic End. x Lobes showing fatty degeneration. b. Connective tissue. c. Artery. d. Vein. THE SURGERY OF THE PANCREAS. I33 pletely divided, the point of section being indicated by a contractiondue to cicatrization. The duct in the isolated splenic portion wasslightly dilated ; parenchymatous tissue in a state of degeneration ;well-marked sclerosis. (Figs. 7, 8, 9.) Experiment XVI^.—White and yellow coach dog, four and a halfmonths old ; weight, 32 pounds. In this case the rubber ligature wasapplied about the middle of the gland, including the artery, but notthe vein. The animal remained in excellent health, and was killedninety-eight days after the operation. At the autopsy the ligature wasfound encysted in a firm capsule about the middle of the gland. Ithad completely divided the pancreas and the duct of the splenic por-tion on the proximal side of the common duct. The duct in theisolated portion was considerably dilated throughout, and completelyobliterated at
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