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Memoirs Read Before the Boston Society of Natural History
The veins and their branches are traversed everywhere by rather frequent cross-
veins, but the wing is nowhere reticulated except slightly around the margin. Hind
Whig. Either the v. mediastina or scapularis is wanting, very probably the latter, ...
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A Practical treatise on the diseases of the lungs
I have seen in the mediastina tumors, composed of simple exudation-matter,
scirrho-enccphaloid, ence- phaloid, fibrous, and fibro-fatly substance: masses of
steatoma and hair have been described by others. The local symptoms and the ...
Walter Hayle Walshe,
1871
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A system of anatomy: From Monro, Winslow, Innes, and the ...
The fame observation may be applied to the mediastina and pericardia. Arteria
pericardia. The pericardia arises much in the fame manner with the thymica, and
runs down upon the pericardium all the way to the diaphragm, to which it sends ...
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Basics in Human Anatomy for B.sc Paramedical Courses
Divisions: It is divided into superior and inferior mediastina. Inferior mediastinum
further subdivides into anterior, middle and posterior mediastina (Table 6.1).
APPLIED ANATOMY 1. Infection in retropharyngeal space, spaces on each side
of ...
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Essentials Of Human Embryology (Rev. Edn)
Out of the vertical portion (pars mediastina and pars mesenterica) are fashioned
out the mediastinum and in particular, the fibrous pericardium above the
diaphragm, and below it the capsule and stroma of the liver, and the peritoneal
ligaments ...
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A System of Anatomy and Physiology with the Comparative ...
The fame observation may be applied to the mediastina and pericardia. Arteria
pericardia. The pericardia arises much in the fame manner with the thymica, and
nfns down upon the pericardium all the way to the diaphragm, to which it sends ...
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
(mediastina. /-na/) anatomy 1 a membranous partition, especially the one that
separates the lungs. 2 the region of the thoracic cavity between the lungs where
the heart lies. © 1 6c: from Latin mediastimus an inferior servant or drudge
mediate ...
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Operative Surgery: Covering the Operative Technic Involved ...
CHAPTER LV OPERATIONS FOR EXPOSING THE MEDIASTINA The Superior
Mediastinum, p. 950; _ Surgical anatomy, p. 950; _ Surface form and landmarks,
p. 950; _ General surgical considerations, p. 950. The Anterior Mediastinum, p.
Warren Stone Bickham, Calvin Mason Smyth,
1924
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
Nem. pallida, brunneo varia; antcnnis fuscis longitudine alarum anticarum ; alis
anticis apice angulatis, liyalinis ,- vena mediastina et postcostalifulvis (spatio
intermedio lateo), punctogue parvo in cellula singula area: costalis fulvo;
stigmate ...
Nem. pallida, brunneo varia ; antennis fuscis longitudine alarum anticarum ; alis
anticis apice angulatis, hyalinis ; vena mediastina et postcostali fulvis (spatio
intermedio luteo), punctoque parvo in cellula singula area costalis fulvo ;
stigmate ...
Zoological Society of London,
1841