The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Volume 3C. Whittingham, 1809 |
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... placenta taken al- together . We shall consider under this ar ticle the anatomy of the membranes which cover the foetus during its abode in the uterus ; of the placenta , which forms the medium of connexion between the systems of the ...
... placenta taken al- together . We shall consider under this ar ticle the anatomy of the membranes which cover the foetus during its abode in the uterus ; of the placenta , which forms the medium of connexion between the systems of the ...
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... placenta , is placed in the front of the abdomen , from the pelvis up- wards to the epigastric region , so as to be under and before all the other bowels . It occupies the whole space from one hip - bone to the other . The round ...
... placenta , is placed in the front of the abdomen , from the pelvis up- wards to the epigastric region , so as to be under and before all the other bowels . It occupies the whole space from one hip - bone to the other . The round ...
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... placenta it divides into two layers , which pass over the two surfaces of that organ , and form its uterine portion . The liquor amnii is the fluid immediately surrounding the body of the child , and so called from the membrane ...
... placenta it divides into two layers , which pass over the two surfaces of that organ , and form its uterine portion . The liquor amnii is the fluid immediately surrounding the body of the child , and so called from the membrane ...
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... placenta at that time . As the ovum in- creases they disappear from the general sur- face of the chorion ; become confined to one part , and form the fleshy mass of the placenta . The decidua is most manifest in the early state of ...
... placenta at that time . As the ovum in- creases they disappear from the general sur- face of the chorion ; become confined to one part , and form the fleshy mass of the placenta . The decidua is most manifest in the early state of ...
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... placenta taken al- together . We shall consider under this ar ticle the anatomy of the membranes which cover the fœtus during its abode in the uterus ; of the placenta , which forms the medium of connexion between the systems of the ...
... placenta taken al- together . We shall consider under this ar ticle the anatomy of the membranes which cover the fœtus during its abode in the uterus ; of the placenta , which forms the medium of connexion between the systems of the ...
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| Title | The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Volume 3 The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, William Nicholson |
| Author | William Nicholson |
| Publisher | C. Whittingham, 1809 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 18 Apr 2006 |
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