The Anatomy of the Human Peritoneum and Abdominal Cavity: Considered from the Standpoint of Development and Comparative AnatomyHuntington, George S. (George Sumner)
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The Anatomy of the Human Peritoneum and Abdominal Cavity: Considered from the Standpoint of Development and Comparative Anatomy
Huntington, George S. (George Sumner)
Abdomen; Peritoneum
2. Intermediate non-vascular fold.]
[Illustration: FIG. 582.--Human infant. Ileo-colic junction and caecum;
ventral position of appendix. (Columbia University Museum, No. 693.)]
In Fig. 581--a foetal preparation at term--the caecum is turned to the
left, below and behind the terminal ileum. The non-vascular fold (2) is
well developed as regards _length_ of _ileal_ attachment, but is very
narrow and tense, passing between ileum and the proximal curve of the
caecum behind the ileo-colic junction, where it merges with the dorsal
vascular fold. The appendix takes a sudden turn caudad at this point and
then continues up _ventrad_ to the ileo-colic junction, the proximal
portion being kept firmly in contact with the dorsal and caudal
circumference of the ileum by the tension of the non-vascular band. It
is quite evident that this peculiar turn of the appendix is directly due
to the confining influence of the non-vascular band--which passes from
its ileal attachment almost directly dorsad to the point of fusion with
the dorsal vascular fold, causing the sharp downward and forward turn of
the proximal segment of the appendix. Similar cases with ventral
position of the appendix are shown in Figs. 545 and 582.
INDEX.
Abdominal vein in Anure Amphibian, 158
in Reptilia, 167
in _Iguana_, 160
in Urodele Amphibian, 157
viscera of _Macacus rhesus_, 77
Abnormal positions of appendix, 277
Abomasum, 49
_Accipenser sturio_, biliary ducts in, 145
pyloric appendices in, 120
ileo-colic junction of, 212
Ailuroidea, ileo-colic junction of, 212
Alimentary canal of _Ammocoetes_, 42
of _Amphioxus_, 42
of _Belone_, 40
of _Chelydra_, 58
of Cyclostomata, 40, 42
derivation of epithelium, 30
of muscular and connective tissue, 30
differentiation from body-cavity, 21, 29
divisions of, 38
early developmental stages, 21, 29
mammalian embryonal stages, 40
of _Esox_, 40
of _Echelus conger_, 54
of _Necturus_, 40
of _Petromyzon_, 200
of _Proteus_, 40
primitive type, 40, 42
of _Pseudemys elegans_, 55
of _Rana_, 55
separation from yolk-sac, 22
tract of _Necturus maculatus_, 52
of _Tamandua_, 56
Allantois in Amniota, 36
arteries of, 63, 146
derivation from alimentary canal, 35
function of, 36
relation to placenta, 36
to primitive intestine, 24
to urinary bladder, 24
_Alligator mississippiensis_, ileo-colic junction of, 201
stomach of, 51
_Ammocoetes_, alimentary canal of, 42
pancreas in, 117
_Ammodytes_, pyloric appendix in, 120
Amnion, definition of, 36
Amniota, development of liver in, 143
Amphibia, development of pancreas, 115
folds of intestine in, 196
ileo-colic junction of, 201
Amphibians, biliary ducts in, 145
intestinal canal of, 191
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