. On retro-peritoneal hernia : being the 'Arris and Gale' lectures on the 'The anatomy and surgery of the peritoneal fossae' : delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1897. OF THE FOLDS AND - - - 96 PERICECAL HERNIA - - - - - 102 HERNIA INTO THE RETRO-COLIC FOSSA - - - 109 HERNIA INTO THE FOSSA OF HARTMANN - - - II9 HERNIA INTO THE FOSSA OF B1ESIADECKI - - 12 1 RETRO-PERITONEAL HERNIA OF THE VERMIFORM PROCESS 121 SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT OF PERICECAL HERNIA . 123 CHAPTER INTERSIGMOID FOSSA - - - ■ - 126 HISTORY - 126 DESCRIPTION OF THE FOSSA- - -
. On retro-peritoneal hernia : being the 'Arris and Gale' lectures on the 'The anatomy and surgery of the peritoneal fossae' : delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1897. OF THE FOLDS AND - - - 96 PERICECAL HERNIA - - - - - 102 HERNIA INTO THE RETRO-COLIC FOSSA - - - 109 HERNIA INTO THE FOSSA OF HARTMANN - - - II9 HERNIA INTO THE FOSSA OF B1ESIADECKI - - 12 1 RETRO-PERITONEAL HERNIA OF THE VERMIFORM PROCESS 121 SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT OF PERICECAL HERNIA . 123 CHAPTER INTERSIGMOID FOSSA - - - ■ - 126 HISTORY - 126 DESCRIPTION OF THE FOSSA- - - - - 128 GENFSIS OF THE FOSSA - - - - 131 HERNIA INTO THE INTERSIGMOID FOSSA - - 133 CHAPTER INTO THE LESSER PERITONEAL SAC - 142 HERNIA INTO THE FORAMEN OF WINS LOW - - 143 SYMPTOMS - - - - - -159 HERNIA INTO THE LESSER PERITONEAL SAC THROUGH AN ABNORMAL APERTURE ----- 162 Description of the Plates - - - - - 164 ERRATA Page 3, bottom line, for de r read der. 16, line 13 from foot, for Grubel read , line 5, for recussus, read , line under illustration, for Trietz read , bottom line, for L,each read , line 16, for Riese read Rieux. vi 1. ON RETRO-PERITONEAL HERNIA CHAPTER I. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTESTINAL CANAL AND PERITONEUM. The intestinal canal, at the beginning of the fourth week ofintra-uterine life, consists of an almost straight tube, attachedthroughout its whole length by a dorsal or posterior fold ofperitoneum to the middle line of the body (Fig. i). Thisfold is the primitive mesentery. In that portion of the canalwhich afterwards develops into the stomach is seen a dorsalbulging, which represents the greater curvature of that is to this curvature, therefore, that the primitive mesenteryis attached. From the anterior (or ventral) portion of thestomach, and the beginning of the duodenum, asecond foldof peritoneum runs forward to be fixed into the anteriorabdominal wall. In this fold, the small omentum, the liver
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