Bronchial tube, and shews the same leaflet with
its pedicel as in fig 6.
In fig e are dilineated the capillary vessels belong=
=ing to the Bronchial artery, (which in this instance,
and also in fig. a, was injected red,) ramifying
in the substance of the fibro-cartilaginous mem=
=brane, which has been purposely denuded of
its <s>[text?]<\s> mucous lining -
a cast taken in plaster of Paris of the inte=
=rior of several leaflets, from which the pulmo=
=nary tissue has afterwards been dissolved away
by caustic alkali is represented in fig. d in
the same drawing -
Before entering more minutely into the
subject of the distribution of the blood-vessels
in the Bronchial tubes, in the mucous mem=
=brane, by which these are lined, in the leaflets
and in the structure of the lungs in general,
as well as into the method <s>of<\s> to be adopted in
injecting and preparing the lungs, so as
to demonstrate the ramifications of the blood=
=vessels in each particular part, it now only
remains to speak of the rugae, with which
the mucous membrane of the Bronchial tube
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- Author
- James Newton Heale
- Reference
- AP/43/4
- Series
- AP
- Date
- 1860
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Physiological Anatomy of the Lungs, 1860. From The Royal Society, AP/43/4
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