Catalogue of preparations, & c., in morbid, natural and comparative anatomy : contained in the museum of the Army Medical Department, Fort Pitt, Chatham.

  • Great Britain. Army Medical Department.
Date:
1833
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Credit: Catalogue of preparations, & c., in morbid, natural and comparative anatomy : contained in the museum of the Army Medical Department, Fort Pitt, Chatham. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Division II. 18. Shows an obliteration of the Os Uteri.—Presented by Dr. Davy^ Assistant Inspector of Hospitals^ Malta.— Prepared by Dr. Farquhar M’Crae, Assistant Staff' Surgeon. From a Maltese woman, aged 92. The relations of the external and internal organs of generation are dis- played. MALFORMATIONS. 24. Shows the right Auricle of heart. A large foramen is seen in Fossa Ovalis, together with some fine tendinous cords which pass from the Eustachian valve to the oppo- site side of the cavity.—Presented by Dr. Davy^ Assist- ant Inspector of' Hospitals, Malta.—Prepared by Dr. Farquhar M’Crae, Assistant Staff Surgeon. From a Serjeant of the Royal Fusileers, aet. 36, who was shot when in perfect health. 25. The Septum Auricnlorum of the heart, showing a peculiar reticulated structure over Fossa Ovalis.—Presented by Mr. Martin, 7 3rc/ Regiment, Malta.—Prepared by Dr. Farquhar M’Crae, Assistant Staff'Surgeon. From a man of the 73rd Regiment, who died of Phthisis pulmonalis. No history of case yet received. 26. A sacculated appendix to a portion of small intestine.— Presented by Mr. Martin, ISrd Regiment, Malta.— Prepared by Dr. Farquhar M’Ctae, Assistant Stafff Surgeon. From a man of the 73rd Regiment, who died of gangrene of the right lung. 27. The Receptaculum Chyli, and a portion of the thoracic duct exhibiting an unusual cellular structure.—Pre- sented by Dr. Davy, Assistant Inspector of Hospitals, Malta.—Prepared by Dr. Farquhar M’Crae, Assistant Staff Surgeon. From a Maltese who died aged 95. The commu- nication in the duct is preserved by means of small