The essentials of practical bacteriology : an elementary laboratory book for students and practitioners / by H. J. Curtis.

  • Curtis, Henry J.
Date:
1900
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Credit: The essentials of practical bacteriology : an elementary laboratory book for students and practitioners / by H. J. Curtis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INOCULATION FOR DIAGNOSTIC PURPOSES and deep inguinal, the sub-lumbav (adjacent to the left common iliac vessels), the renal, and a gland in the hilum of the liver, which can only be well seen on turning aside the stomach and pushing up the liver, so as to fully expose its under surface. This gland lies Riglit subniaxillary gland \ Right deep cervical gland Mediastinal glands Left bronchial glands - Left lung, turned over to right side / Left submaxillary glaud Left deep cervical gland Axillary and subscapular ■lands ^ ^ G-all bladder, lying on the '\\ under surface of the Eetro-hepatic gland, ly- ing on upturned, under surface of liver Right suprarenal gland Right kidney Right sublumbar ^ glands Right superficial inguinal glands Right deep inguinal glands Bladder ,A\ Left suprarenal gland ■Spleen (diseased) Retro-peritoneal glands Left snblumbar glands Left superficial in- guinal glands , Left deep inguinal giauds Left popliteal glands Pig. 80.—Key-plan to fig. 79 close to the head of the pancreas. Nodules of disease are also frequently observed in the spleen (fig. 79). Passing through the diaphragm, the tubercle bacilU affect the glands around the root of the left lung and in the axilla of the same side, then pass upward into the glands of the neck. All this infection