The Dublin Dissector Or System of Practical Anatomy volume 2
The Dublin Dissector Or System of Practical Anatomy volume 2
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Mr. Wilde has made an examination of this membrane in the living DUBLIN DISSECTOR. I ') ear, and has published the result of his researches in an excellent pracii i-al memoir in the Dub. . Jour, of Med. Sri. , vol. Xxiv. No. 71, p. 421. Lie states: u The appearance of this membrane, when seen in life, by the speculum, is greyish, white, and semitransparent ; within it is seen the munubriuni of the malleus, proceeding from above downwards and slightly forwards, about half-way across the membrane..., and dividing it into two portions, both of which are distinct from the purse-like projection, of the fibro-mucous membrane behind the tubercle of the malleus, or 'membraria tlaccida, ' described by Shrapnell, which seems to me only rudimentary in man, but is well developed in some of the lower animals, the sheep in particidar. The anterior and posterior divisions of the true membrane, as separated by the handle of the mal- leus, are of different curves and degrees of tension, and the whole membrane does not form a concavity on its external aspect, but its upper or anterior portion is flat or slightly concave, while that part below and behind the malleus is eon vex towards the external aperture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wilde has made an examination of this membrane in the living DUBLIN DISSECTOR. I ') ear, and has published the result of his researches in an excellent pracii i-al memoir in the Dub. . Jour, of Med. Sri. , vol. Xxiv. No. 71, p. 421. Lie states: u The appearance of this membrane, when seen in life, by the speculum, is greyish, white, and semitransparent ; within it is seen the munubriuni of the malleus, proceeding from above downwards and slightly forwards, about half-way across the membrane..., and dividing it into two portions, both of which are distinct from the purse-like projection, of the fibro-mucous membrane behind the tubercle of the malleus, or 'membraria tlaccida, ' described by Shrapnell, which seems to me only rudimentary in man, but is well developed in some of the lower animals, the sheep in particidar. The anterior and posterior divisions of the true membrane, as separated by the handle of the mal- leus, are of different curves and degrees of tension, and the whole membrane does not form a concavity on its external aspect, but its upper or anterior portion is flat or slightly concave, while that part below and behind the malleus is eon vex towards the external aperture.
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