10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIPLOON»
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Relating to the epiploon. Epiploic Appen'dages; Appendic'uhe epi- plo'icse, A.
pinguediim'sie, Fim'orise carno'sx col). Prolongations of the peritoneum beyond
the surface of the large intestine, which are analogous in texture and
arrangement ...
2
A Dictionary of Medical Science: Containing a Concise ...
Hernia, formed by the epiploon and a portion of the intestines. It is more
Commonly called En'tero-epiplocdll. EPIP'LOIC, Epiplo'icua. Relating to the
epiploon. EPIPLOIC APPES'IIXQES; Appendic'uhe tpi- ph'icse., A. pinguedinn'sx,
Fim'liwc ...
3
Manual of descriptive and pathological anatomy
Great epiploon. § 2545. The great epiploon, epiploon gattm-colique, descends by
its upper edge : 1st- From the lower part of the fissure of the spleen, and from its
lower extremity, where it is united with the gastro-splenic ligament. 2nd. From all
...
Johann Friedrich Meckel, Antoine Jacques Louis Jourdan, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1838
4
The operations in surgery
It now remains, if the epiploon is found with the intestine, to take care of that. If
there is but a small portion of it, and that adheres, it must be left as it is ; if there is
a larger quantity j and adherent, part must be cut off, and the rest remain without ...
Henri-François Le Dran, William Cheselden, 1768
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A Dissertation on Hernias Or Ruptures. In 2 Parts Etc. ...
Of the epiploon, Its composition, Its figure: CHAP, V. Of the parts contained in the
abdomen : And " of the epiploon. N opening the abdomen, the first part I which
presents is the epiploon, which is a membranous part, generally loaded with a
reat ...
George Medicus Arnaud, 1748
6
memoires of the royal academy of Surgery
the hem'ia, and which 'has- been pufh'd "to the right sidfe-of the bridie. ;:;" s;; " - f ''.
"□'' **''' □* EEEE, a portion of the fame ileum, which re- main'd in the abdomen.
FF, the epiploon, which descended with the intestine ihtb tije herniary sack, ...
THE epiploon, or caul, is also a membrane. And all sanguineous animals have
an epiploon ; but in some, indeed, it is fat, and in others lean. In animals, likewise,
that are viviparous, and have teeth on both sides, the epiploon originates, and ...
8
Physical essays on the parts of the human body and animal ...
Of the Epiploon. THE Epiploon is composed of two Laminz, join'd by the cellular
Substance of Ruyfch 5 jt is a Continuation of the Peritonœum : It is in this manner
that it is form'd ; over the Mesentery, the internal Coat of the Peritonœum is ...
9
A Dissertation on Hernias, Or Ruptures. ...
Qf the parts contained in the abdomen : Aid Jirjl of the epiploon. °^ fe T N opening
the, abdomen, the first part • '"" \_ which presents is the epiploon, which is a
membranous part, generally loaded with a great deal of fat, and which in animals
is ...
Georges Arnaud de Ronsil, 1748
10
New Elements of Operative Surgery: With an Atlas of Nearly ...
Epiplocele existing by itself is rarely so strangulated as to require a removal of
the stricture, but it is very common to find in the same sac a' loop of intestine and
some considerable portion of epiploon. In this case it is proper, before cutting the
...
Alfred Velpeau, Granville Sharp Pattison, 1835
