The Discovery of the Nature of the Spleen, From An Investigation of the Lateral Homologies of the Liver, Stomach, And Intestinal Canal
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Moreover, the peritonseum cannot be considered a satisfactory guide, for it is itself unsym- metrical, and the various organs are outside it, and it envelopes in the same folds parts which are most dissimi- lar in their nature. It will be also borne in mind that the spleen originates close to the pancreas, which cannot be supposed to be a symmetrical organ. The situation of the spleen, in close proximity to the pancreas and the small intestine, is in perfect accordance with the idea of its homo...logous relationship with the liver, which is really connected with those parts rather than with the stomach to which it is attached by peritonaeum.
Again, the liver has been supposed to be itself symme- trical and mesial, and consequently no organ is required to fulfil the idea of symmetry; but an examination of the liver in the vertebrate classes shows that the liver, although its lobular structure may give rise to that appearance, is never really a symmetrical organ, and a similar remark would apply to the spleen.
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Moreover, the peritonseum cannot be considered a satisfactory guide, for it is itself unsym- metrical, and the various organs are outside it, and it envelopes in the same folds parts which are most dissimi- lar in their nature. It will be also borne in mind that the spleen originates close to the pancreas, which cannot be supposed to be a symmetrical organ. The situation of the spleen, in close proximity to the pancreas and the small intestine, is in perfect accordance with the idea of its homo...logous relationship with the liver, which is really connected with those parts rather than with the stomach to which it is attached by peritonaeum.
Again, the liver has been supposed to be itself symme- trical and mesial, and consequently no organ is required to fulfil the idea of symmetry; but an examination of the liver in the vertebrate classes shows that the liver, although its lobular structure may give rise to that appearance, is never really a symmetrical organ, and a similar remark would apply to the spleen.
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