The mucous glands of the bile ducts and gall bladder / by Bayard Holmes.

  • Holmes, Bayard, 1852-1924.
Date:
[between 1910 and 1919]
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Credit: The mucous glands of the bile ducts and gall bladder / by Bayard Holmes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Membranam in Epist. Anat. Probl. dilineari curavi, cum suis Arteriolis, enim vero quanta differentia est inter illam, et hanc exhibitam figuram Vid. Tab. Ill, F. v. Illo tempore guadio afficie1)at, cum artificio pecu- liare de tegerem dictas Arteriolas quas nunquam videram ab aliis mihi esse demonstratas, multo minus minus per figuras exhibitas, nunc vero in hoc Thesaur. X, non solum illas, demonstro tanto numero, verum etiam peculiari extremitatum tenuatate.” Morgagni does not refer to the vasa aberrantia, though certain references would lead one to think he had observed them. He does not even mention the glands in the cystic duct or gall-bladder. (Animad- ■vertones Anatomic a Omnia, 1723, III, p. 57, etc.). The next reference to the vasa aberrantia is that of Ferren (Ferrein?). His publication was in the His- toire de VAcademie Royal des Sciences, Ann. MDCC- III, Paris, 1735, p. 37. He did not determine their endings and connections: “A regard des Vaisseaux Biliaires, M. Ferren, en a observe de nouveaux, don't les tins reviennent du Figa- ment gauche du Foye, et qu’il a vus quelquefois repandus sur le face inferieure du Diaphragme, d’autres reviennent de cette portion des parois de le