Fishbough, William, 1814-1881, Newman, John B, Dods, John Bovee, 1795-1872, Haddock, Joseph W · New York : S.R. Wells · leaf 315
an) and the pyloric, P, from the Greek for gate-keeper, because it will not let anything but chyme pass it. S S, and B,are arteries surrounding it, to give it a good supply of blood for makingthe gastric juice.] which, by contracting constantly above, push it before(hem. When there, the gastric… … INTESTINAL TUBE. tie intestinal tube, from the mouth to its final termination, is oveithirty feet long. After leaving the stomach, it is divided into larcre andHuall intestines. R S S S S T, are the latter, which end at T into th«mrge, which are marked U U U W; and the termination X y is calledthe…
Mesmerism · Psychology
Internet Archive · University of Connecticut Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
