Image d'archive à partir de la page 1193 de Cunningham's Text-book d'anatomie (1914). Cunningham's Text-book d'anatomie cunninghamstextb00cunn Année : 1914 ( 1160 LE SYSTÈME DIGESTIF. du sternum à la crête du pubis. Le même niveau est obtenu en général, mais pas avec autant de précision, en prenant le point milieu d'une ligne tirée à partir de l'articulation sternale-xiphi à l'ombilic. Contenu de l'abdomen.-Les structures suivantes se trouvent dans la cavité pelvienne et abdominale :- 1. La plus grande partie du tube digestif, à savoir, l'estomac, intestin grêle et gros intestin. 2. Les glandes digestives : le foie et

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Archive image from page 1193 of Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy (1914). Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy cunninghamstextb00cunn Year: 1914 ( 1160 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. of the sternum to the crest of the pubis. The same level is obtained usually, but not so accurately, by taking the mid-point of a line drawn from the xiphi-sternal articulation to the umbilicus. Contents of the Abdomen.—The following structures are found within the abdominal and pelvic cavity:— 1. The greater part of the alimentary canal, viz., stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. 2. Digestive glands: the liver and pancreas. 3. Ductless glands: the spleen and the two supra-renal glands. 4. Urinary apparatus: the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and part of urethra. 5. The internal generative organs according to the sex. 6. Blood and lymph vessels, and lymph glands. 7. The abdominal portion of the cerebro-spinal and sympathetic nervous systems. 8. Certain foetal remains. 9. The peritoneum—the serous membrane which lines the cavity, and is reflected over most of its contained viscera. Hepato- gastric ligament PEKITONEUM. The arrangement of the peritoneum is so complicated, and its relations to the abdominal contents so intricate and detailed, that it will be expedient to postpone its complete description until the various organs, with their special peritoneal relations, have been separately considered. Nevertheless, it will be necessary to give here a general account of the disposition of the mem- brane, and to refer to some of the folds which it forms in pass- ing from organ to organ, or from these to the abdominal wall. The peritoneum is the serous membrane which lines the ab- dominal cavity and invests most of the abdominal viscera, to a greater or less degree. Like the pleura?, pericardium, and other serous sacs, its walls are com- posed of a thin layer of fibrous tissue, containing numerous elastic fibres, covered over on the side turned towards the cavity of the sac by a layer of fla

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