. Cunningham's Text-book de l'anatomie. L'anatomie. Les reins. 1263 Début du côlon transverse. La partie du rein liés au duodénum se trouve à la face interne de la zone qui touche le côlon, mais le montant exact du rein en contact avec chacune de ces deux parties de l'intestin varie beaucoup dans les différentes matières. Souvent les deux points et le rein sont tous deux couverts par le péritoine, où ils sont en contact, mais le duodénum est lié à l'insuffisance rénale par le tissu conjonctif. En plus des structures mentionnées, une partie de l'iléon, ou du jéjunum, est souvent disponible dans c

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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE KIDNEYS. 1263 commencement of the transverse colon. The part of the kidney related to the duodenum lies to the medial side of the area which touches the colon, but the exact amount of the kidney in contact with each of these two parts of intestine varies much in different subjects. Frequently the colon and the kidney are both covered by peritoneum where they are in contact, but the duodenum is bound down to the kidney by connective tissue. In addition to the structures mentioned, some portion of the ileum, or of the jejunum, is often found in contact with a small part of the right kidney near its inferior end. In some cases the peritoneal membrane does not cover the whole of the surface in contact with the liver, and then the superior part of the hepatic area of the kidney is, like the anterior aspect of the suprarenal gland, bound by connective tissue to the " uncovered " area on the posterior aspect of the liver. Suprarenal area Suprarenal area Hepatic area Duodenal ar Colic area Crista iliaca. Gastric area Splenic area IJPJR Pancreatir. Wsmm „„„„ Jejunal area Colic area Crista iliaca Fig. 984.—Anterior Aspect of the Kidneys and Great Vessels. The drawing was made, before removal of the organs, from a specimen in which the viscera had been hardened in situ. The dotted lines mark out the areas which were in contact with the various other abdominal viscera. Left Kidney.—The extreme superior and medial part of the anterior aspect of the left kidney is united by connective tissue to the lower part of the left supra- renal gland, and the area immediately below this is in contact with the stomach and the pancreas. The latter, like the suprarenal gland, is bound down to the kidney by connective tissue, but the stomach is separated from the area with which it is in apposition by a portion of the omental bursa. The area in actual contact with the stomach is a small somewhat triangular district situated

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