Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 30
ibres of thegullet. These fibres de-scend obliquely fromthe cardiac orifice uponthe anterior and pos-terior surfaces of thestomach, and afterspreading out from oneanother, they run inthe direction of the cir-cular fibres and terminate at the greater curvature. The submucous coat connects the… … Fig. 2.—A Vertical Section of the Stomach.a, Mucosa; b, submucosa; c, d, muscu-laris; e, serosa. X 60. STRUCTURE OF THE STOMACH. 5 It is thickest in the pyloric region and thinnest at thefundus. The mucous membrane constitutes the glandular layerof the organ. The glands, which number about…
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