10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MESARAIC»
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Nicolaus Steno: Biography and Original Papers of a 17th ...
the mesaraic veins because of which you assailed so much Mr van Horne, has
nothing to do with my discussions so that, without violation of the truth of the
theses, I could friendly agree with the Chairman, with you and with Bils, if the truth
itself ...
Troels Kardel, Paul Maquet, 2012
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The Comparative Anatomy of the Domesticated Animals
ternalca:cal vein; 7, Great mesaraic vein; arcade towards the pelvic curvature, 8,
9, Colic veins forming the roots of that like the arteries they accompany. vessel ;
10, Collateral vein sometimes con- ft js therefore by the Union of two tinuing the ...
Auguste Chauveau, Saturnin Arloing, 1800
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A System of Anatomy and Physiology: With the Comparative ...
OF THE VEINS. m; sides; but not so regularly: returning the blood from the, small
intestines, the caecum, and right fide of the colon. , i Into the concave side of the
mesaraic vein, passes a branch called by Riolan vena reralir, which runs from ...
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
MESARAIC, Mesenteric. MESEMAR, Mismar. MESEMBRYANTHEMUM
COPTICUM, see Soda. M esembryak'themom Crystal'linum, Af. fico'ides, Di'
amond fig-marygold. Ice-plant, (F.) Glaciak, Crystalline. It has been
recommended in dysurin, ...
5
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
... adopted, praising the wisdom of that ancient philosopher, who compared to the
civil distribution that which takes place in the animal body.11* Thus Galen
compares the mesaraic veins to the porters and carriers, who, in a well-governed
city, ...
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Encyclopædia britannica: or, A dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
In common use, mesaraic is more frequently applied to the veins, and mesenteric
to the arteries, of the mesentery. See Anatomy. MESCHED, a considerable town
of Persia, and in the province of Chorassan ; fortified with several towers, and ...
Colin MacFarquhar, George Gleig, 1797
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On Monsters and Marvels
Moreover, everyone knows that the liver draws white chyle from the stomach and
from the intestines through the mesaraic veins to be made into blood in this, and
by these same veins [to be] sent from the blood to said intestines and stomach ...
8
The Comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals
A. Great Mesenteric or Anterior Mesaraic Vein (Fig. 293, 44 ; 294, 2, 7).— This is
an enormous venous canal into which flows the blood that has passed through
the walls of the small intestine, caecum, large colon, and the origin of the small ...
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Encyclopaedia Britannica; Or, a Dictionary of Arts, ...
MESARAIC-vessels, in the general fense, are e c_' ;'f the same with Mesenteric.
In common use, mesaraic is more frequently applied to the veins, and mesenteric
to the arteries, of the mesentery. See Anatomy. MESCHED, a considerable town
...
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
MESARAIC VESSELS, in the general sense, are the same with mesenteric. 1n
cornmon use, however, mesaraic is more frequently applied to the veins, and
mesenteric to the arteries, of the mesentery. MESAULlCl. (Greek.) Interpipings.
