 Its apex, or free point, in turned towards the ribs, and its broad, tube-attached base towards the back. Now continue the separation and elevation of the trachea, arteries, and veins, in a mass, down into the thorax. After the large tube, the aorta, is...  Beginner's Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene: Including Scientific ... - Page 52by John Clarence Cutter - 1887 - 144 pagesFull view - About this book
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...diaphragm. Open the pericardium with the scissors. It is seen to contain a small amount of Ji«i,i, and to be lined by a smooth, close, serous membrane....muscular organ, the heart. Its apex, or free point, is turned towards the ribs, and its broad, tube-attached base towards the back. Now continue the separation... | |
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