. Human physiology. VER. 533 former editions he had embraced the view of the histology of the liverlaid down by Retzius, Leidy, and others, farther inquiry had satisfiedhim that the view of the compound nature of the hepatic structure,which Dr. C. Handheld Jones was the first to propound, and which har-monizes with Prof. Kollilvers account of its structure is really the cor-rect one:—this view, he adds, being strikingly confirmed andillustrated by the parallel order of anatomical and physiological factspresented by the vascular glands. Perhaps the best mode, according to Dr. Budd,^ to get a ge
. Human physiology. VER. 533 former editions he had embraced the view of the histology of the liverlaid down by Retzius, Leidy, and others, farther inquiry had satisfiedhim that the view of the compound nature of the hepatic structure,which Dr. C. Handheld Jones was the first to propound, and which har-monizes with Prof. Kollilvers account of its structure is really the cor-rect one:—this view, he adds, being strikingly confirmed andillustrated by the parallel order of anatomical and physiological factspresented by the vascular glands. Perhaps the best mode, according to Dr. Budd,^ to get a generalidea of the structure of the liver is to examine under the microscope,—first^ a thin slice of liver, in which the portal and hepatic veinsare thoroughly injected; and secondly^—a small particle taken fromthe lobular substance of a fresh liver, in which the bloodvessels areempty, as in an animal killed by bleeding. Figure 165, from a speci-men by Mr. Bowman, represents, on a magnified scale, a small branch. Lobules of the Liver magnified. n, n, n. Minute twigs of tlift portal vein, h, b, h. Capillaries imme<liately springing from tliein, andserving vritli them to mark the outline of the lobules, d, d, d. Capillaries in the centre of the lobules, in-jected through the hepatic vein. e. e. Places at which the size injected into the portal vein has met thatinjected into the hepatic vein, so that all tlie intermediate capillaries are coloured and conspicuous. I, of lobules info whloU the injection has not passed through the hepatic vein. of the hepatic vein, two or three branches of the portal vein, and theintermediate capillaries. The capillaries appear to have nearly the For recent views of the liistology of tlie liver differing from those of Kiilliker andC. Handfield Jones, see Proceedings of the Royal Society, June, 1855 ; and Brit, and Rev., Oct., 1855, p. 528. He considers that the cells of the ducts stand inrelation to the hepatic cells a
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