An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Pylorus Pyloric portion of the stomachPars pylorica ventriculi Duodenojejunal flexureFlexura duodenojejunalis Jejunum Intestinum jejunum Ascending portion of theduodenum (fourth part)Pars ascendens duodeni Transverse portion of theduodenum (third part)?/ Parb horizontalis (inferior)duodeni Fig. 718.—Duodenum, seen from Before. The Descending Portion has been opened, and the AnteriorWall turned to the Left. Plica Longitudinalis Duodeni, the Longitudinal Fold, or CarunculaMajor, of the Duodenum, at the Lower End of which is the Orifice of t
An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians . Pylorus Pyloric portion of the stomachPars pylorica ventriculi Duodenojejunal flexureFlexura duodenojejunalis Jejunum Intestinum jejunum Ascending portion of theduodenum (fourth part)Pars ascendens duodeni Transverse portion of theduodenum (third part)?/ Parb horizontalis (inferior)duodeni Fig. 718.—Duodenum, seen from Before. The Descending Portion has been opened, and the AnteriorWall turned to the Left. Plica Longitudinalis Duodeni, the Longitudinal Fold, or CarunculaMajor, of the Duodenum, at the Lower End of which is the Orifice of the Duodenal Diverticulum,Diverticulum Duodenale (Vateri).^ Papilla Duodeni, the Duodenal Papilla, with the Orifice ofTHE Accessory Pancreatic Duct, or Duct of Santorini. Edge of the dividedintestinal wall Muscular coat Tunica musculari Mucous membrane Tunica mucosa Orifice of the common bile-duct(ductus communis choledochus) Edge of the divided anterior wallof the duodenal diverticulum Mucous membrane Tunica mucosaFrsenulum carunculse. Head of the pancreas Caput pancreatis Pancreatic duct, or duct of WirsungDuctus pancreaticus (Wirsunyi) Common bile-duct Ductus choledochus Orifices of the mucous glandsof the common bile-duct Orifice of the pancreatic duct,or duct of Wirsung Diverticulum duodenale (Vateri), theduodenal diverticulum (so-called),with its peculiar system of folds- - Lower extremity of the longitudinal fold, or caruncula major, of the duo- denum- FiG. 719.—The Duodenum having been excised, a Longitudinal Incision has been made into the Sac-likeDilatation, Diverticulum Duodenale (Vateri),^ to show the Imbricated Transverse Folds in itsInterior. Longitudinal Incisions have also been made into the Lower Extremities of theCommon Bile-Duct and the Pancreatic Duct, or Duct of Wirsung, which open into the DuodenalDiverticulum. See Appendi: See Appendi; 3 See Appendix, note Tubus digestorius—Alimentary canal. ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PORTIONS OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS 441 [
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