A Span Classsearchtermclassspan book of Elementary Practical Physiolog
A Span Classsearchtermclassspan book of Elementary Practical Physiolog
De Burgh Birch
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83 Bladder Kitten. T. S. (p. 3, inj. , s. 22 & 24, c. P. , m. B. ) (L) The mucous coat resembles that of the ureter, but is thrown into greater folds. The muscular coat is thicker, and the con- stituent fibres are massed into two or three layers. (H) Note capillaries in the connective tissue, just outside the transitional epithelium. 23 CHAPTER XIII. SKIN AND ITS APPENDAGES. Skin. Palmar surface of human finger, (p. 11, s. 22 & 24, c. P. , m. B. ) (L) The epidermis has already been described. (...See stratified epithelium. ) The dermis or true skin consists of fibrous tissue of con- siderable density near the surface, but looser deeper down, where also are masses of sub-cutaneous fat (paniculus adeposus). The papillae are buried in the epidermis and contain vascular loops or nerve endings (touch corpuscles) sometimes in the same papilla, but usually in separate ones. These corpuscles are masses of an ovoid shape consisting of spirally wound fibrous tissue in which a nerve may be seen to end.
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