. The American journal of anatomy. Internal Subclavian Trunk Jugular Trunk _ ^ . ^ €^ -^oubclavian Trunk Left Internal Jugular Left^\^ 1st Thoracic Vertebr^^^^^i!?r^sli!!l^Subclavian VplVi Left Innominate Vein Thoracic Duct ollaterals isterna Chyli Right Lumba Lymphatics Lymphatics 14. RightLumbar Trunk^/^TF Left bar Trunk 15 Fig. 14 Type 1; thoracic duct in male white subject, age 56. Note the twocisterna chyli and the incomplete duct on the left side. Fig. 15 Type 1; thoracic duct in a male white subject, age 67. Note theincomplete duct on the left side. 224 HENRY K. DAVIS Group III Breschet
. The American journal of anatomy. Internal Subclavian Trunk Jugular Trunk _ ^ . ^ €^ -^oubclavian Trunk Left Internal Jugular Left^\^ 1st Thoracic Vertebr^^^^^i!?r^sli!!l^Subclavian VplVi Left Innominate Vein Thoracic Duct ollaterals isterna Chyli Right Lumba Lymphatics Lymphatics 14. RightLumbar Trunk^/^TF Left bar Trunk 15 Fig. 14 Type 1; thoracic duct in male white subject, age 56. Note the twocisterna chyli and the incomplete duct on the left side. Fig. 15 Type 1; thoracic duct in a male white subject, age 67. Note theincomplete duct on the left side. 224 HENRY K. DAVIS Group III Breschet (36) describes a thoracic duct as seen by Hallerwhich was double in its caudal portion. The thoracic duct inthis case start in the abdominal cavity as two ducts, whichpass cephalad into the thorax, one lying on each side of theaorta. In the cephalic portion of the thorax, the left duct crossesover to the right side and the right and left ducts both openinto the left angulus venosus. This form of duct belongs toType 3 (fig. 3). I found no ducts of this type among my owncases and could find no other cases described in the literature. Group IV Butler (03), Lauth (35), Patruban (44), Diemerbroeck (85),Cousin (98), and Walther (described by Haller 46), describe athoracic duct which
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