... aorte. Lyon m£d., 1875, xviU, 484. — Barwell. Abnormal origin of arteries from the aortic arch. Tr. Path. ... 1830, vii, 556.—Wood (J.) Two specimens of abnormal origin of the right subclavian artcry. Tr. Path. Soc. ...

... J., Lond., 188.V i, 841— Coleman CVV.) Abnormal origin of the coronary artery. Proc. X. York Path. Soc. (1891), 1892, 86.—Hepburn (D.) A rare abnormal arrangement of the caidiac coronary arteries. J. Anat. & ...

... of the hernia, and occasionally owing to an abnormal origin of the vessel. In old- standing hernia, the ... to the situation of a direct hernia. An abnormal origin of the artery occurs comparatively rarely; its position ...

... mitral or tricuspid valves, and, in addition, an abnormal origin or rudimen- tary development of either the aorta ... insuffi- ciency with and without hyperten- sion, 434 abnormal, of extra-cardiac origin, 435 cyanosis, 435 exophthalmic goiter, 435 functional hypertension, ...

... artery being ab- sent. 1.462. Preparation showing abnormal origin of the left carotid, which arises from the ... as No. 1,464. 1.466. Preparation showing abnormal origin of left vertebral artery. 1.467. Specimen showing ...

... of the cervical fascia, or may have an abnormal origin or insertion. The omohyoid is the one of ... external iliac or from the inferior epigastric. This abnormal origin of the obturator is said to occur once ...

... THE POSITION OF THE HEART. of the heart, abnormal origin of vessels, etc., the changes in posi- tion ... The emerging arteries, particularly the intercostals, exhibit frequent abnormal- ities in their origin ; on the intima, especially of the abdominal aorta, ...

... ureters corre- spondingly shortened and their vascularization of abnormal origin. Occasionally such kidneys are single, the opposite organ ... the urinary tract. A hydronephrosis that owes its origin to embryological abnormal- ities may be present before birth in a ...

... femoral ring to reach the obturator foramen. This abnormal origin of the obturator is said to occur once in every three subjects and a half; but the abnormal artery only courses round the inner side of ...

... the sacrum. When depressed the arteries usually have abnormal origins, as from the common iliac, hypogastric, etc. Variations ... very liable to secondary changes, although sometimes the abnormal position ... of very obscure origin during life. The kidney may, however, be movable ...