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Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . ABDOMINAL VISCERA OUT OF THE BODY. 87 dices epiploic?© (pellets of fat beneath its redundant peritonealinvestiture) at the clefts between its saccule; by the continu-ous saccule of which it is formed; and by the three longitudi-nal bands, that are present upon its circumference. The latterwere recognized at their commencement upon the csecum;they result from the bundling of the longitudinal muscularfibres of the intestine. The bands, taken continuously, a
Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . ABDOMINAL VISCERA OUT OF THE BODY. 87 dices epiploic?© (pellets of fat beneath its redundant peritonealinvestiture) at the clefts between its saccule; by the continu-ous saccule of which it is formed; and by the three longitudi-nal bands, that are present upon its circumference. The latterwere recognized at their commencement upon the csecum;they result from the bundling of the longitudinal muscularfibres of the intestine. The bands, taken continuously, areabout half the length of this portion of the large intestine,consequently, the peculiar sacculse of this gut occur in itsadaptation to the length of these bands. Dissection.—Slit open the colon of the large intestine, as was done with thesmall intestine. Dissect out a portion of one of the longitudinal bands anddetermine its structure. 6. Mucous Membrane of the Large Intestine, Fig. 3, surface of the large intestine presents three longi-tudinal furrows, corresponding to the exterior muscle bands ;between them the m
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