. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE STOMACH 485 about to the middle of the stomach. The fundus gland region is readily distin- guished by its thickness (ca. 3 mm.) and its browTiish-red, mottled appearance.' The fourth or pyloric region is pale, thinner than the precerling, and presents a number of irregular At the pylorus a remarkable prominence (Torus pj'lo- ricus) projects from the wall of the lesser curvature and diminishes considerably the size of the orifice. It is about an inch and a half (ca. 3 to 4 cm.) long and. The greater Fig. 423.—. Vis
. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE STOMACH 485 about to the middle of the stomach. The fundus gland region is readily distin- guished by its thickness (ca. 3 mm.) and its browTiish-red, mottled appearance.' The fourth or pyloric region is pale, thinner than the precerling, and presents a number of irregular At the pylorus a remarkable prominence (Torus pj'lo- ricus) projects from the wall of the lesser curvature and diminishes considerably the size of the orifice. It is about an inch and a half (ca. 3 to 4 cm.) long and. The greater Fig. 423.—. Visceiu. of Pig; Vextbal View. has been removed. B, urinai^' bladder; G, gall-bladder; X. xiphoid i dicate course of coils of colon. The spleen was contracted. nearly half an inch (ca. 1 cm.) high. Sometimes it is a grooved ridge; in other cases it has the form of a rounded eminence attached by a pedicle to the wall. It consists largely of fat, but fibers from the circular muscular coat extentl into it. The arrangement of the muscular coat is shown in Figs. 420, 421. ' It will be noted that the fundus gland region does not extend up to the lesser cuirature; here the cardiac gland region joins the pyloric. ' Microscopic examination shows that these regions are not sharpl5- marked off from each other; inst^^-id, there are intermediate zones in which glands of both the adjacent regions are present, and aiso glands of intermediate histological Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Sisson, Septimus, 1865-1924. Philadelphia Saunders
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