Physical diagnosis, including diseases of the thoracic and abdominal organs : a manual for students and physicians .. . Situation of the Viscera (Right Lateral Aspect). Margins of lungs and of individual lobes—dottedgreen lines. Limits of pleural saes—solid green and spleen—solid red lines. Diaphragm—dottedred lines Stomach (portion not covered by lung)—green shading. (In part after Lusehka.) PLATE VI. Situation of the Viscera (Left Lateral Aspect). Margins of and of individual lobes—dottedgreen lines. Limits of pleural saes solid green and spleen—solid red lines
Physical diagnosis, including diseases of the thoracic and abdominal organs : a manual for students and physicians .. . Situation of the Viscera (Right Lateral Aspect). Margins of lungs and of individual lobes—dottedgreen lines. Limits of pleural saes—solid green and spleen—solid red lines. Diaphragm—dottedred lines Stomach (portion not covered by lung)—green shading. (In part after Lusehka.) PLATE VI. Situation of the Viscera (Left Lateral Aspect). Margins of and of individual lobes—dottedgreen lines. Limits of pleural saes solid green and spleen—solid red lines. Diaphragm—dottedred lines. Stomach (portion not covered by lung)—green shading. (Tn part after Lusehka.) TOPOGRAPHICAL AND RELATIONAL ANATOMY. 37 tures it is in direct contact. (This relation has animportant bearing upon the causation of tracheal tug-ging, which occurs in aneurism of the aortic arch. () Going backwards and downward to the left of theoesophagus the descending aorta reaches the left sideof the vertebral column at the lower border of the fourthdorsal vertebra. It then goes down on the surface of thevertebral column, gradually approaching the medianline, where it is located as it goes between the crura ofthe diaphragm, becoming the abdominal aorta at thelower border of the twelfth dorsal vertebra. THE ABDOMEN. Regions: Draw two horizontal lines across the sur-face of the abdom
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