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ANATOMY IN A NUTSHELL. 



vature of the stomach between the layers of the great omentum. It anasto- 

 moses with the gastro-epiploica dextra and supplies both the greater omentum 

 and the stomach. (B) Superior mesentery arises about one-fourth of an inch 

 below the cceliac axis and passes between the pancreas and the third portion 

 of the duodenum which it crosses and passes downward to the right be + ^en 

 the layers of the mesentery. It supplies all of the small intestine, except the 

 first portion of the duodenum. It also supplies the caecum, the ascending 



PLATE CCXLII. 



FOR FALX CEREBELLI. 



FOUFALX CEREBRI 



TORCULAR 

 HEROPHILI. 



POST CONDYLOID 

 FORAMEN. 



LATERAL SINUS 

 ANT GONDYLOID FORAMEN 

 FOR PETROSAL SINUS. 



JUGULAR FOSSA. 

 GROOVE FOR MEDULLA. 



BASILAR PROC. 



Internal Surface of Occipital Bonk. 



colon, the transverse colon. Its branches are pancreatico-duodenalis in- 

 ferior, which passes from Left to right in the concavity of the duodenum where 

 ii anastomoses with the pancreatico-duodenalis superior. It gives branches to 

 the head of the pancreas and to the transverse and descending portions of the 

 duodenum. Vasa entestini tenuis are twelve or fifteen in number which 



c • from the left convex side of the superior mesenteric artery to supply the 



jejunum and ileum. Aboul two inches from their origin each branch divides 

 and joins similar branches from the adjacent artery thus forming arches from 



