A practical treatise on the diseases of children / By Alfred Vogel ... Tr. and ed. by H. Raphael ... from the 4th German ed.

  • Vogel, Alfred, 1829-1890.
Date:
1870
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Credit: A practical treatise on the diseases of children / By Alfred Vogel ... Tr. and ed. by H. Raphael ... from the 4th German ed. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PLATE I. I. Placenta. II. Liver: III. Heart. IV. Kidneys. V. Bladder. (1.) Arch of the Aorta and vessels of the neck arising from it. (2.) Ductus arteriosus Botalli. (3.) Arteria pulmonalis. (4.) Ductus venosus Arantii. (5.) Vena cava superior. (6.) Vena cava adscendens. (7.) Vena; pulmonales. (8.) Vena umbilicalis. (9.) Arteria; umbilieales. PLATE II. Figs. 1 and 2. Schematic drawings of the Parietal Bone for the demonstration of the physiological enlargement of the greater fontanel. Fig. 3. Normal human Milk, according to Funkc. Fig. 4. Normal Colostrum, according to Funkc. Figs. 5, 6, and 7. Schematic Sections of various kinds of Cephala?matomte. Fig. 5. Cephalicmatoma subpericranieum. Fig. 6. Ceph. subaponcuroticum. Fig. 7. Ceph. dura matris. (1.) Scalp. (2.) Galea aponcurotica. (3.) Pericranium. (4.) Cranial bone. (5.) Dura mater. (6.) Bony-ring (only possible in Fig. 5). Fig. 8. Schematic Section of an Umbilical Stump, (a) Stump, (5) the Cutaneous King surrounding it. Fig. 9. a and b Schematic Delineation of the so-called Flesh-navel, (a), previous; (5), after the Cord has fallen off. PLATE III. Fig. 1. Impressions of the Teeth in the Tongue in Stomacace. Fig. 2. Thrush-fungi, according to Kuechenmeister. (a) Fragment of a detached Thrush-membrane, (6) and (c) Spores, ((7) Thallus filaments with sheaths, («) Free end of a Thallus filament slightly thickened, (g) Thallus filaments, with indentations. Fig. 3. A, Intussusception of a piece of the Intestines ; B, Schematic Section, accord- ing to Foerster. (a) the Intussusceptum, (b) the Reflected portion, and (c) the Sheath, (d) and («) the place of reflection, (/) the dragged in Mesentery. Fig. 4. Longitudinal Section of the Sacrum and of the Kectum. (1.) Sacrum. (2.) Eec- tum. (a) upper, (b) middle, aud (e) lower portion of the Bectum. (3.) Peritonaeum.