Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- Lhc Veins consist ot tour LunICKS, a NerroUS, ted From Them. Buc 10 retum ro che Dirisions of
- evards he Bead CCy Which 30 corards che
- Arms, are called Axillary; thac aboue che FCaFE
- Coronary; in the Lungs Pulmonary; in the Live
- Frepatiele, Oe Liver-Vein; in the Diaphrasma
- Phrenica; in che Thighs Crural; in che Reins
- Emulgents; and (0 from its various Ramisication
- ic is varionsy denominated. Blanchard.
- SFNIA CaVA. SeC CaVA
- ena
- VENA Portae, is an notable Vein, (0 called FrOI
- the rro Eminences, called by Pippoerates avnai
- bereen which ic enters the Liver. The
- VEVIA Porta a5 iE enters into the Liver, i
- inrested with anorher Coac, Which some call Vazi-
- na Porrae, ies Streath, others C apsula or involuerum
- its Cale, Or Cover, and Capsula communis, because
- che Porus bilarius is involved in ic a5 vell as the
- Porta.
- This Outer Coac it has ineaces trom che
- Membrane that cloaths the Liver; chac is, ic il
- continued trom ic, choush ic be oF a clcar, ocher
- Substance, namely more dense and carnous; ic i
- invested wrich it in all ies Ramifications, and Po ha
- vins a double Coac, is in chac respect an AFterY, a
- also in chac ic brinss Blood toche Lirer For its Nou
- ristiment, 25 well as for ocher Vles; and lacly
- inco che Capsula, ic has an obseure Pulsacion (ac.
- cordins rO Lr. Olissen.
- irtien ic is enter d about halt au nen hlothe
- Liver, ic is carried parrly roche RighE FTand, ParE
- Jy c0 che Letr, and (0 is Map d into a Sinue as il
- ivere, and thence is dirided inco Are larse Bran-
- ches, Tour whereot are diffus d all orer the, hollon
- side oFthe Liver, buc the Atch alcends AreiphE tO
- irs upper side, Wrhere it disperses it (elf. The Paid
- Sinus is more conspicuous in an Lmbryo, because
- the crear Insux ot nurricious fuice by che. Umbili-
- cal Veins enlarses ic much. Some make ic a Por
- OF a Flcart, oblerring in ic an obscurer kind ot sy-
- stole and Diastole, Whereby che Morion OF theBl00d
- in che Branches oF the Porta Wichin the Liver, 15
- promoted in like manner, a5 ic is in the Arteria
- pulmonaris, and Aorta by che Righe and L efr Ven
- cricles oF the FTCarr. Wichour wvtich Pulsation,
- cherthink che Blood vould hardlr pals out oF the
- larger Branches oF che Porra t Matsoer, alte
- Sinus.)
- the Porta
- Joc Ancienes taughr, thar they vere onty spread
- in the sinvous or hollon part of che Liver; bur
- DE. Clisson, in his accurare Anatomr ot ic, affirms
- the Porra to be disperled very equally in all irs
- PATIS, uxper as Wvell aS lorVet.
- And Whereas it has been a constant Doctrine
- Thatche Branches ot the Porta open bY Anastomo-
- ses, into chole of thie Cava; the lame learned Au-
- thor, and mans ochers lince him, hare obserred
- Thacthere are no such Anastomeses ac aII, but chac
- the Blood dochouze chrouphche glandulous Paren-
- chyma ot che Liver, out oF the Capillary Veins ot
- che Porra, into those oF the CaVa. Ile thac ivoule
- be fuller informed hereot, may consult his most ac
- curate Book de Fsepare: Buc ive will non palsto
- the Branches oF the Porta, When ic is sone out ot
- the Liver.
- This Frunk harins past a sicrle from the Lirer
- betore ic be serered inro Branches, purs Forrh evo
- Tvigs, out oF ies upper and fore- pare, which are
- inserted into the Cystis fellea, Or Call. bladder, (and
- are trom chence called Cysticae semella) abour che
- Neck oF it, and spread by innumerable Twise
- chrough ies externat Coac.
- Achird Tvis alo ariles sinole trom it, wtichis
- larger than eitherot che former, and is inserted in-
- ro the Borrom of the righe side of the Stomach.
- trom Wrhence ic ascends by its hinder side up toche
- Pylorus, which sires ic the Name oF Pylorica; it is
- ottrermise called, Castrica dextra-
- Flavins sene Forchthele chree Twigs, the Frunk
- passech donn, and bendins a lirele torrards che
- Lete sde, ic is parred into evo remartcable Bran
- ches; Whercot che upper is called sinister, or the
- Lest, and is che lesser; the lorver Dexter Or the
- Risht, wrhich is che larser. The Lefr is bestoved
- uxon the Scomach, che Omentum, a parr oF the Colon
- and che Spleen; the Righr is spread chroueh che
- Cuts and Mesenterr; the Lett is called, Vena Sple
- nica; buc che Rishr, Vena Mesenterica.
- The Vena Splenica, runs aerols the BodY 10-
- wards rhe Letr side, beins suctained by the hinder
- Leat oF che Cawl, and hach tuo Branches issuine
- out oF it belore it come to thespleen, viz. THCSu-
- periour and the Inferiour.
- The Superiour is called Gastrica, Or Ventricularis
- becauleitis bestored uponthe Stomach; ic ascends
- obliquely rorards che letr part ot che Stomach, in-
- 2o rhe back side whereot ic is inserred, and dirides
- it self ineo chrec Spriss, of which che co ourmost
- are spene on the Body oF the Stomach, bur che
- midale alcends on its back- (ide up 10 itS upPeF, OY
- a
- letr Oritice, which ir encompasses like a Carland
- andis called Coronaria. From che Inferiour Branch
- Evo Trvies sprine; che one is mall, and sends
- Tvigs toche Righe side of the inner Leaf of che
- Omentum, and ro the Colon annexed eo ic. This is
- Called Epiplois, Or Omentalis dextra. The orter le
- spent uxon the Came LeaFoF che Omenium, wicl
- chac part oE che Colon wrhich it ries eo the Back, and
- is called, Fpiplois, Or Omentalis postica.
- a Glandulous, a Muscular, and a MembranaceouS
- One. The Branches of the Vena Cava, abovc thc
- Fleare, are called fugular Veins, Which 30 10
- Ih an Embryo very oblerrable 15 the Tubulus, Ox
- Canalis Venosm, Which passes directlr out ot this
- Sinus, into the Cava, (almost opposite co the Mouct
- OF the Ombelical Vein that opens into che
- This Canalis, or Pipe, is oFche lame Substance
- and Lileture wich a Vein, and enters into theca-
- va jult dsic penetrares che Diaphragma; and chere
- also trS ottier great Branches out oF the L iver are
- inserteu into the Cava; and in the lame place chis
- Lipe ls also knir ro che suspenlory Ligamene, 25 ic
- is called, and atcer che Child is born, sros ic
- self inco a Ligamene, beins in a manner opposire
- to che mbilical Lisament.
- TES DSC in the Faerus, is for the freer and readier
- Morion oF che Bl00d and Chyle out oF che Umbili-
- Cal Vein inco cheCava, sceins the Current is hardly
- Arons enouch ro perrade che Parenchyma ot the
- Firer; nor indeed is there any realon why thelaid
- Liquors Mould pals chere chrough, secins chere is
- cicher licele or no Bile cherein; Or horvever, cher
- venosum, and is implantea Ese set Pat O I
- When the Ramus Splenicus hach just approached
- (0 on into the ROOES OF the Cava.
- EorHC Spleen, it sends out cuo orher Tviss, che
- upper and loiver. LhC Opper 15 Called, Vas breve
- Boccom otihe diomaeA. AE LS IoMCCICSMIMElC, II
- Cvtrich cale iC 1S Propetis called, Vas breve in the
- lngular Number; buc more olten there are two,
- chree or more olthem, and then chele Vesels, Be
- asc nor jec in a concitionco tave ihe lame sepaia.) prey one de more, de lomerimes sine
- tie
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