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HITCHCOCK'S 



ANATOMY 



Fig. 178. 



The Inferior or Concave Surface of the Liver, showing its Subdivisions into Lobes. 



I, Center of the Light Lobe. 2, Center of the Left Lobe. 3, Its Anterior, Inferior, or 

 Thin Margin. 4, Its Posterior, Thick or Diaphragmatic Portion. 5, The Light Extrem- 

 ity. 6, The Left Extremity. 7, The Notch on the Anterior Margin. 8, The Umbilical 

 or Longitudinal Fissure. 9, The Hound Ligament or remains of the Umbilical Vein. 

 10, The Portion of the Suspensory Ligament in connection with the Round Ligament. 



II, Pons Ilepatis, or Band of Liver across the Umbilical Fissure. 12, Posterior End of 

 Longitudinal Fissure. 13, 14, Attachment of the Obliterated Ductus Venosus to the 

 Ascending Vena Cava. 15, Transverse Fissure. 1G, Section of the Hepatic Duct. 17, 

 Hepatic Artery. IS, Its Branches. 19, Yena Portarum. 20, Its Sinus, or Division into 

 Eight and Left Branches. 21, Fibrous remains of the Ductus Venosus. 22, Gail-Blad- 

 der. 23, Its Neck. 24, Lobulus Quartus. 25, Lobulus Spigelii. 26, Lobulus Caudatus. 

 27, Inferior Vena Cava. 28, Curvature of Liver to fit the Ascending Colon. 29, De- 

 pression to fit the Eight Kidney. 30, Upper portion of its Eight Concave Surface over 

 the Renal Capsule. 31, Portion of Liver uncovered by the Peritoneum. 32, Inferior 

 Edge of the Coronary Ligament in the Liver. 83, Depression made by the Vertebral 

 Column. 



the right side of the 

 liver, and has a 

 small vessel called 

 the Bile Duct, which 

 enters the Duode- 

 num obliquely about 

 three inches from 

 the stomach. i 

 305. Pancreas .— 

 The Pancreas ("all 

 flesh/' because there 

 is no fat ever found 

 in it) is another 



Fig. 179. 



Tramsverse Section of a Lobule of the Human Liver. 



