. Blaine décrit de l'art vétérinaire, ou, un traité sur l'anatomie, la physiologie et le traitement curatif des maladies du cheval, et de celles des départements de l'administration, neat bovins et moutons ... Les chevaux, la médecine vétérinaire. De l'ABDOMEN EN GÉNÉRAL. 227 qui chaque laissez-passer lactée. Outre le mésentère qui prend en charge le petit intestin, il y a un du mésosigmoïde. Ce dernier qui remplissent les mêmes bureaux régionaux comme le mésentère. L'omen- tum est composé d'une délicate duplicature du péritoine, de- rived de ses réflexions, entre lesquels le gras est déposé. Son utilisation est de favoriser le mouvement des diverses abdomin

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. Blaine's Outlines of the veterinary art, or, A treatise on the anatomy, physiology, and curative treatment of the diseases of the horse, and subordinately, of those of neat cattle and sheep ... Horses; Veterinary medicine. OF THE ABDOMEN GENERALLY. 227 which each lacteal passes. Besides the mesentery which supports the small intestines, there is a mesocolon. Which latter fulfil the same offices as the mesentery. The omen- tum consists of a delicate duplicature of peritoneum, de- rived from its reflections, between which fat is deposited. Its use is to favour the motion of the various abdominal contents one upon another; and it is possessed of very low vitality, bearing to be cut or torn with impunity. It arises from the stomach, and is the caul of the butcher. The peritoneum is possessed of great strength as well as elas- ticity ; facts well authenticated by the different shapes which the abdomen assumes when tucked up, and when distended by flatulent colic.. FIG 22. THE REFLECTIONS OF PERITONEUM. LP, The lai'ger cavity of the perito- neum. SP, The smaller cavity of the perito- neum. D, The diaphragm. L, The liver. SS, The stomach and spleen. C, The colon, supported by MC, the mesocolon. /, The ilium, supported by the me- sentery, formed of two layers of peritoneum. R, The rectum, supported by the meso- colon. Q, That portion of the rectum which is covered only by condensed cellular tissue. B, The bladder. 0, The omentum, formed by th« union of the two peritoneums. P, The oesophagus indicated. The lower P re])resents the investiture of the hepatic duct, which goes to the duo- denum. By tracing the white lines the student may learn the reflections of pei-itoneum, and ascertain the existence and precise situations of the lesser and larger cavity. q2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work

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