Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 / 278. The outer surface of the liver is covered with a delicate serous membrane,, the peritoneum, which, like that of other abdominal organs, has on its free surface a layer of endothelium. It consists chiefly of fibrous connective tissue. At the liilum or porta hepatis this connective tissue is continued into the interior, where it joins the connective tissue of the GJisson's ccqysuh, or the in- terlobular connec- tive tissue (con- nective tissue of the portal canals). This tissue is fibrous, and more or
Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 / 278. The outer surface of the liver is covered with a delicate serous membrane,, the peritoneum, which, like that of other abdominal organs, has on its free surface a layer of endothelium. It consists chiefly of fibrous connective tissue. At the liilum or porta hepatis this connective tissue is continued into the interior, where it joins the connective tissue of the GJisson's ccqysuh, or the in- terlobular connec- tive tissue (con- nective tissue of the portal canals). This tissue is fibrous, and more or less lamellated ; by it the substance of the liver is subdivided into numerous, more or less polyhedral, solid lobules or acini (Fig. 221), each about 2V of than inch in diameter. According to -A ^s Fig. 221.—From a Section through the Liver of Pig. Five lobules are shown. ' They are well separated from one another by the inter- lobular tissue. {Atlas.) .*, Interlobular connective tissue, containing the interlobular blood-vessels, , the branches of the hepatic artery and portal the inter- lobular bile ducts; i, intralobular or central vein.
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