Contribution to the topographical anatomy of the thorax in the foetus at term and the new-born child / by George S. Huntington.

  • Huntington, George S. (George Sumner), 1861-1927.
Date:
[1897?]
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Credit: Contribution to the topographical anatomy of the thorax in the foetus at term and the new-born child / by George S. Huntington. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1. (Esophagus. 2. Right vertebral vein. 3. Trachea. 4. Ayzgos vein. 5. Left parietal pleura, costovertebral division. 6. Thoracic aorta. 7. Hemiazygos vein. 8. Right vertebral artery. 9. Right subclavian artery. 10. Right subclavian vein. 11. Scalenus anticus, cut. 12. Right internal mammary artery. 13. Peritracheal fatty connective and lymphatic tissue. 14. Right vagus. 15. Superior cava. 16. Right phrenic nerve. 17. Right eparterial bronchus. 18. 19. Apical branches right pulmonary artery. 20. Right hyparterial bronchus. 21. Right superior pulmonary vein. 22. Main trunk right pulmonary artery. 23. Right inferior pulmonary vein. 24. Inferior vena cava. Fig. XXXI. Foetus at term (E). Anterior view of thoracic viscera. 1. Junction of right jugular and subclavian veins. 2. First rib, divided. 3. Right parietal pleura, anterior portion of sternocostal division. 4. Pericardium, portion uncovered by pleura and exposed between right and left mediastinal pleural reflections. 5. Left internal jugular vein. 6. Left external jugular vein. 7. Anterior surface thymus gland, cervical portion. 8. Left subclavian vein. 9. Left innominate vein. 10. Anterior surface thymus gland, thoracic portion. 11. Right mediastinal pleura, passing to lateral surface of thymus gland. Fig. XXXII. Foetus at term (D). Lungs and mediastinal contents, viewed from above. 1. (Esophagus. 2. Trachea. 3. Right subclavian artery. 4. Right innominate vein. 5. Right internal mammary artery. 6. Anterior surface right ventricle, parietal pericardium, cut. 7. Left common carotid artery. 8. Left innominate vein.