The vermiform appendix and its diseases / by Howard A. Kelly and E. Hurdon.

Date:
1905
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Credit: The vermiform appendix and its diseases / by Howard A. Kelly and E. Hurdon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    FIG. ... . VAGE 115. Portion of the mucous membrane in a young individual showing arrangement of lymph nodes on surface 145 116. Surface of the mucous membrane of an appendix magnified 6.5 times 145 117. Portion of normal mucous membrane of an appendix magnified 150 times 147 118. Blood-vessels of the ileocecal region 157 119. A complete injection of the appendical blood-vessels in a seven months fetus 159 120. Reconstruction of the blood-supply of the appendix facing 160 121. Portion of mucosa injected and cleared to .show the blood-vessels facing 160 122 to 138. Types of the appendical arterial circulation 162-166 139. Veins of the appendix and their relation to the portal and systemic circulation, .facing 168 140. Reconstruction of the lymphatics of appendix facing 170 141. Lympliatic circulation of the ileocecal region. Anterior view 175 142. Posterior view of the ileocecal region showing the main lymph trunks and their rela- tion to the ileocolic chain of glands 177 143. 144, 145, and 146. Types of the appendical tymphatic circulation 179 and 181 147. Graphic tracing showing movements of the appendix 193 148. Various kinks and bends of the appendix 200 149. Case of appendix covered in by dense sheet of adhesions 201 150. Appendix passed by the rectum 203 151. Inflammatory residual mass at the tip of the appendix attached to the ileum at a dis- tance from the valve 205 152. Senile atrophy of cecum in a man eighty-six years old 224 153. Thrombus in the portal vein 232 154. Portal infection 242 155. Acute suppurative interstitial hepatitis due to portal infection 243 156. Suppurative thrombo-phlebitis of the mesenteric veins with multiple abscess in the liver following appendicitis facing 245 157. Section from the specimen represented in Fig. 3, Plate 1 264 158. Deposit of pigment in the mucosa of the appendix 265 159. Acute appendicitis. Hemorrhagic infiltration of mucosa 267 160. Acutely inflamed appendix showing greatly dilated blood-vessels 267 161. Acute appendicitis. Inflammation limited to the distal half of the appendix 267 162. Acute appendicitis. Appendix lined with necrotic material 269 163. Appendix almost totally gangrenous 269 164. Total gangrene of interior of the appendix 271 165. Acute appendicitis with thickened hemorrhagic mesappendix 271 166. Acute diffuse appendicitis 272 167. Higher magnification of the margin of ulcer seen in the preceding figure 273 168. Acute appendicitis with .severe lymphangitis 274 169. Thrombus in a lymph sinus 275 170. Perforative appendicitis 276 171. Acute appendicitis. Showing protrusions of mucous membrane 277 172. Chronic appendicitis with anemic bulbous tip containing soft fecal mass 279 173. Chronic appendicitis. Mucous membrane forming distinct polyp 280 174. Chronic appendicitis. Showing changes in submuco.sa 280 175. Chronic appendicitis with complete stricture in the middle 280 176. Section from the preceding specimen 281 177. Section from the appendix shown in Fig. 2, Plate III 282 178. Section from the preceding case showing atypical glands and mucoid degeneration. . . 283 179. Obliterative endarteritis in the mesappendix 284 180. Empyema of the appendix 286 181. Chronic suppurative appendicitis with obliterated lumen and a ruptured pus sac be- yond it 286 182. Multiple strictures in the appendix 287 183. Kink and stricture produced by adhesions in a case of chronic appendicitis 287