Text-Book of Anatomy V.2
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The former was said to begin at the crest of the ilium, to lie in the iliac fossa, and to end at the brim of the pelvis. Or, in later years, the " sigmoid colon " was described as " that part of the colon which is attached to the left iliac fossa, fr'om the iliac crest to tlie bidm of the true pelvis" (Symington). Its upper part was said to be covered by peritoneum on the anterior and lateral surfaces only, its lower part THE COLON.
1085 to form a large loop with a complete seroiLS coat and a l...ong mesentery, whicli hung doA\Ti into the pelvic cavity when the bladder and rectum were empty, and passed up out of it when these were distended.
The rectum was described as beginning at the brim of the pelvis, opposite the left sacro-iliac joint, and as ending at the anus. It was divided into three portions, of which the fii-st extended from tlie brim of tlie pelvis to the middle of the third piece of tlie sacrum, liad a complete covering of peritoneum, and was connected to tlie pelvic wall by a mesentery — the mesorectum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The former was said to begin at the crest of the ilium, to lie in the iliac fossa, and to end at the brim of the pelvis. Or, in later years, the " sigmoid colon " was described as " that part of the colon which is attached to the left iliac fossa, fr'om the iliac crest to tlie bidm of the true pelvis" (Symington). Its upper part was said to be covered by peritoneum on the anterior and lateral surfaces only, its lower part THE COLON.
1085 to form a large loop with a complete seroiLS coat and a l...ong mesentery, whicli hung doA\Ti into the pelvic cavity when the bladder and rectum were empty, and passed up out of it when these were distended.
The rectum was described as beginning at the brim of the pelvis, opposite the left sacro-iliac joint, and as ending at the anus. It was divided into three portions, of which the fii-st extended from tlie brim of tlie pelvis to the middle of the third piece of tlie sacrum, liad a complete covering of peritoneum, and was connected to tlie pelvic wall by a mesentery — the mesorectum.
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