. Die menschliche Physiologie. , Tion, sichtbar an den Schiffen und Lymphknoten der Achselhöhle. V A P R1. Die A. axillaris. 2. Axillare Vene. 3. A. brachialis. 4. E.^. ^^^ Brachial Vene. o. Primitive Halsschlagader. 6. Der Vena jugularis interna. TrCviraUUS aSSCrtS, 7. Subkutane Lymphatics von arm an seinem oberen Teil. 8. Twoor drei. Ich, ich? 11 -, Tlz Die minderwertig und oberflächliche Drüsen, in die die oberflächliche lyni - tliat tUCir WaliS, llKG phatics leer. 9. Tief sitzende Lymphatics die brachial iK" orpnior mpm-arterie begleiten. 10. Lymphatics und Drüsen, die infra begleiten. skapulier^^^^^^^C

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. Human physiology. , tion, visible to the Vessels and Lymphatic Glands of Axilla. V A P R 1. The axillary artery. 2. Axillary vein. 3. Brachial artery. 4. E.^ . ^^^ Brachial vein. o. Primitive carotid artery. 6. Internal jugular vein. TrCviraUUS aSSCrtS, 7. Subcutaneous lymphatics of arm at its upper part. 8. Twoor three of .i , .-i ? 11-, Tlz the most inferior and superficial glands into which the superficial lyni- tliat tUCir WaliS, llKG phatics empty. 9. Deep-seated lymphatics which accompany brachial iK„ orpnior mpm- artery. 10. Lymphatics and glands which accompany infra-.scapular ^^^^ clXt-Uldl iiiciu- bloodvessels. 11. Glands and lymphatics accompanying thoracica longa braUC and OtllCr tiS-artery. 12. Deeper-seated lymphatics. 1.3. Axillary chain of glands. 14. , p Acromial branches of lymphatics. 1.5. Jugular lymphatics and glands. SUCS, are made Up 0116, 17. Lymphatics which empty into subclavian vein near its junction • , i ..„..„, with right internal jugular vein. minutc elementary. LYMPHOSIS. 239 Fis. 70. cylinders, of a diameter of from OOOl to 0*006 millimetres, placed in aseries, side by side and end to end, so as to constitute tiibes wbicliform networks, and open into larger lymphatic trunks. They are ex-tremely numerous; more so, however, in some parts than others.They have not been found in the brain, spinal marrow, eye, or internalear, bones, cartilages, or any non-vascular parts; but this is not a posi-tive proof, that they do not exist in some of them. It may be, thatthey are so minute as to escape observation. In their progress towardsthe venous system, they go on forming fewer and fewer trunks; yetalways remain small. This uniformity in size is peculiar to them.When an artery sends oft a branch, its size is sensibly diminished;and when a vein receives a branch, it is enlarged; but when a lym-phatic ramifies, there is generally little change of size, whether thebranch given off be large or small. The lymphatics consist of two planes,

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