10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHYLIFEROUS»
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In them, the lymphatic vessels of the abdomen terminate, and the chyliferous
vessels traverse them, in their course from the small intestine to the thoracic duct.
Their substance is of a pale rosy colour ; and their consistence moderate.
2
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
Nevertheless, contrary to what is the case with saccharine and albuminous
matters, which are absorbed exclusively by the Portal Vein, fat is absorbed at the
same time by the Portal Vein, and by the system of the chyliferous vessels. This is
...
3
Manual of Human Microscopical Anatomy
The commencement of the complete chyliferous vessels occurs in the deeper
part of the mucous membrane. In the submucous areolar tissue large vessels
with distinct walls, and furnished with valves and an epithelium, are observable.
Albert Kölliker, Jacob Mendes Da Costa, 1854
4
The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
The vessels which convey, and still further elaborate, this fluid, the chyliferous
system, like the other systems of the body, present very different grades of
development in the different classes of vertebrata. In fishes they consist of simple
vessels ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
5
Northwestern Medical and Surgical Journal
by the thoracic duct, it would be introduced directly into the general venous
system, and be precisely in the condition of that injected by the jugular vein, in
the case cited above. 3. Of the absorption of fatty matters by the chyliferous
vessels.
6
Outlines of Comparative Anatomy
which collect the lymph from the external parts of the amphibious animals, and
propel it into the veins, appear to be extensively developed in the oviparous
vertebrata, no similar moving powers are observed in the course of the
chyliferous ...
Robert Edmond Grant, 1841
7
London Medical and Surgical Journal
In most of the higher tribes of animals, on the contrary, it is distinctly divisible into
the three varieties of arterial, venous, and lymphiferous or chyliferous, to which
may be added the parenchymatous or the erectile (c). Of the three former, each ...
8
Transylvania Journal of Medicine and the Associate Sciences
This is confirmed by Rosen, J. F. Meckel and Lob- stein; and M. Lippi, as we have
already seen, asserts that the chyliferous vessels terminate in the veins, not only
while they traverse the mesentery, and before they plunge into the ganglions, ...
9
Outlines of Anatomy and Physiology. Translated from the ...
vessels called chyliferous (or lacteals, from the appearance they take when filled
with chyle) belong, as We have already said, to the lymphatic system. They arise
from imperceptible orifices on the surface of the villosities of the intestinal ...
Henri Milne-Edwards, J. F. W. LANE, 1841
10
Philosophical principles of medecine
T h e Heat and painful Stimulus of the turgid rarefy'd Blood, now acting upon the
nervous and elastick Fibrillœ in the capillary Arterys and lymphatick Glands, the
small Lymphaticks and chyliferous Ducts in the Glands must be hereby strongly ...
