FIPAT.library.dal.ca TA2, Part Facies diaphragmatica hepatis Diaphragmatic surface of liver Diaphragmatic surface of liver. 3047 Margo inferior hepatis Inferior border of liver Inferior border of liver Margo anterior; Margo ventralis. 3049 Lobus dexter hepatis Lobus hepatis dexter Right lobe of liver Right lobe of liver Endnote 450.
3058 Tunica fibrosa hepatis Fibrous sheath of the liver Fibrous capsule of the liver Fibrous sheath of the liver Capsula Glissoni; Glissonova. 3066 Pars sinistra hepatis Pars hepatis sinistra Left part of liver Left part of liver Left liver Endnote 452. 3072 Pars posterior hepatis Posterior part of liver Posterior part of liver Posterior liver Lobus caudatus; Tail lobe.
3073 Segmentum posterius hepatis Segmentum I hepatis Posterior segment of the liver Posterior segment of the liver Segment I of the liver Lobus caudatus; Caudate lobe. 3074 Pars dextra hepatis Pars hepatis dextra Right part of the liver Right part of the liver Right liver.
SYSTEMA RESPIRATORIUM Chapter 6: RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
CAVITAS THORACIS Chapter 7: THORACIC CAVITY
3352 ovile venae cavae sinistrae. Complicare eam
SYSTEMA URINARIUM Chapter 8: URINARY SYSTEM
3430 Crista urethralis feminina Crista urethrae femininae Comb of female urethra Comb of female urethra Urethral crest of female urethra Endnote 499 3431 Sphincter externus urethrae. 3437 Tunica mucosa urethrae femininae Mucous membrane of the female urethra. Mucosa of the female urethra. Mucous membrane of the female. 3439 Glandulae urethrales femininae Urethral glands of female urethra Urethral glands of female urethra Glands of Littré; Liter glands.
3446 Crista urethralis masculina Crista urethrae masculinae Crest of the male urethra Crest of the male urethra Crest of the male urethra. 3463 Lacunae urethrales masculinae Urethral lacunae of the male urethra Lacunae urethral of the male urethra Lacunae Morgagnii; The loopholes of 3464 Glandulae urethrales masculinae Urethral gland of male urethra Urethral gland of male urethra Glandulae Littrei; Glands of Littré;.
3466 Ductus paraurethrales masculini Paraurethral ducts of the male urethra Paraurethral ducts of the male urethra Stage ducts; Channels.
SYSTEMATA GENITALIA Chapter 9: GENITAL SYSTEMS
3507 Axis internus uteri anatomici axis interni uteri uteri axis interni uteri anatomici axis interni orificium uteri. 3512 Ostium externum uteri externae glandulae uteri externae uteri Orificium externum uteri; Orificium 3519 Tela subserosa uteri Subserosa uteri Subserosa uteri subserosa capsula uteri uteri ; Tunica.
3638 Base of prostate Base of prostate Base of prostate Base of prostate gland Facies vesicalis prostatae. 3643 Facies posterolateralis prostatae Facies inferolateralis prostatae Posterolateral surface of the prostate Posterolateral surface of the prostate Inferolateral surface of the prostate. 3644 Pars lateralis prostatae Lobus lateralis Lateral part of the prostate Lateral part of the prostate Lateral lobe Lobi prostatae dexter et sinister;.
3648 Zona transitionalis prostatae Pars conversionalis prostatae Transitional Zonae prostatis Transitional Zonae prostatis Transitional Pars prostatae 3649 Zona peripherica prostatis Isthmus prostatae; Adiunctae. Commissio anterior prostatae Anterior commissura prostatae Isthmi prostatae; Commissio prostatis; Aglandulare zona prostatae. 3681 Corpus spongiosum penis Corpus spongiosum penis Corpus spongiosum penis Corpus cavernosum urethrae Corpus cavernosum urethrae
CAVITAS ABDOMINOPELVICA Chapter 10: ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITY
3735 Pars diaphragmatica peritonei Diaphragmatic part of peritoneum Diaphragmatic part of peritoneum Diaphragmatic part of peritoneum parietal. 3736 Pars anterolateralis peritonei Anterolateral part of peritoneum Anterolateral part of peritoneum Anterolateral abdominal part of parietal peritoneum. 3737 Pars posterior peritonei Posterior part of peritoneum Posterior part of peritoneum Posterior abdominal part of parietal.
3738 Pars pelvica peritonei Bækken del af bughinden Bækken del af bughinden Bækken del af peritoneum parietal Urogenital peritoneum. 3820 Anterior plate of renal fascia Forreste lag af renal fascia Forreste lag af renal fascia Forreste perirenal fascia Gerotas fascia 3821 Posterior plate of fascia. 3832 Rectovaginal fascia ♀ Rectovaginal septum Rectovaginal fascia ♀ Rectovaginal fascia ♀ Rectovaginal septum Peritoneoperineal fascia 3833 Lateral ligament of the rectus Lateral ligament of the rectus Lateral ligament of the rectus rectal ligament.
Lateral cervical ligament Mackenrodt's ligament 3840 Ligamentum uterosacrale ♀ Ligamentum rectouterinum Uterosacral ligament ♀ Uterosacral ligament ♀ Recto-uterine ligament; Recto-. 3844 Musculus uterosacralis ♀ Musculus rectouterinus Uterosacralis muscle ♀ Uterosacralis muscle ♀ Uterosacralis muscle; Rectouterine muscle; Rectouterine muscle;
ENDNOTES
PNA, 1955]
It is a curved fold connecting the Arcus palatoglossus with the Arcus palatopharyngeus, always containing lymphoid tissue and forming the upper border of the Fossa supratonsillaris. Posterior and lateral [from the Plice triangularis] lies a depression, the Sinus tonsillaris, which is deep in the fetus and from the bottom of which the pharyngeal tonsil emerges. Depending on the size and extent of adenoid proliferation, the following different possibilities may occur: 1.
The tonsil stands out from the rest of the sinus as a sharply defined elevation and above it lies the Fossa. The Plica triangularis lies flat over the lower part of the tonsil and merges with it, but without losing its sharp outline. Lymph nodes can be formed on the free surface of the Plica triangularis and in extreme cases their demarcation from the tonsil is lost.
The arcuate fold connecting the Arcus palatoglossus to the Arcus palatopharyngeus and always containing lymphoid tissue was not considered part of the tonsil. In my opinion, the Bursa pharynx should be related to the arches of the posterior pharyngeal wall caused by the Mm. When viewed from the posterior side, the pharynx shows three ridge-like prominences in the region of their attachments.
The middle of these grooves leads to the Bursa pharynx; therefore, Merkel easily interpreted the bursa as a medial fissure of the tonsil. Merkel, in his Topographic Anatomy (Vol. I, p. 416), after Tourtual, distinguishes between the Recessus infundibuliformis [Rosenmulleri] and the lateral groove of the pharynx leading to it; he refers to the latter together with Tourtual as Sinus faucium lateralis. The names provided have not been changed, but their position in the list is considered changed.
This alternative term for the “Ventriculus” is inserted here, as in the B.N.A., because the use of the adjective “Ventricularis” would be misleading and the adjective “Gastricus” has long been in common use for this reason. This term has been in common use since the introduction of radiographs and the adoption of the normal practice of using the upright position when photographing the barium-filled stomach. Areae gastricae are elevations of the mucous membrane of the stomach corresponding to groups of glands that occur mainly in the Etat mamelonné but also in other conditions.
BNA, 1895]
In adults, the notch at the lower edge of the liver is occupied by the Ligamentum teres. There is a sphincter at the lower end of the Ductus choledochus and another at the Ampulla. BNA, 1895] This term designates the narrow groove that ascends from the Atrium between the Agger nasi and the roof of the nasal cavity.
BNA, 1895] The common nasal passage is the part of the nasal cavity between the conch and the nasal septum. Cellulae anteriores, mediae and posteriors are terms that indicate the smaller parts of the “Sinus ethmoidales”. Frankel [Anatomie der Sinnesorgane, Leipzig, 1887] discusses the historical transformation of the names with regard to glottis and vocal cords.
This corresponds to the part of the larynx below the Rima glottis and constitutes the third subdivision of the larynx. This term refers to the ridge seen through the bronchoscope and corresponds to the bifurcation of the trachea. The interlobar surfaces of the lungs are buried in the depths of the oblique and horizontal fissures.
These are continued in a longitudinal ridge on the posterior wall of the latter: the Crista urethralis. The Crista urethralis extends from the Uvula vesicae to the lower prostatic parts of the urethra and the Colliculus seminalis blends with the Crista as a local enlargement. Definitions of these parts of the prostate [Lobi dexter, sinister et medius] are the subject of much controversy.
At the neck of the bladder it is continuous with the striated muscle surrounding the membranous urethra. The structure of the corpus spongiosum is the same as the structure of the corpora cavernosa. PNA, 1955] The alternative Bulbus corporis spongiosi is considered more suitable by a minority of the committee.
The longitudinal axis of the ovary is almost parallel to the axis of the body. The Plica umbilicalis mediana is raised by the remnant of the urachus as it ascends outside the abdomen towards the navel.