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Excerpt from New Evidence That the Rectal Valve Is an Anatomical FactA quarrel which is so archaic, so involved, and in which there is such multiplicity of contradiction concerning a matter of scientific interest, can not with proper understanding and with perfect fairness be resumed, in however peaceful a spirit it be under taken, without the preliminary exact quotation of the expressed opinion of the distinguished workers in this field. I ha...

Excerpt from New Evidence That the Rectal Valve Is an Anatomical FactA quarrel which is so archaic, so involved, and in which there is such multiplicity of contradiction concerning a matter of scientific interest, can not with proper understanding and with perfect fairness be resumed, in however peaceful a spirit it be under taken, without the preliminary exact quotation of the expressed opinion of the distinguished workers in this field. I ha...

Lestorie des Engles solum la translacion maistre Geffrei Gaimar - Edited by the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy and Charles Trice Martin is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1888.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many...

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Excerpt from Obstipation: A Practical Monograph on the Disorders and Diseases of the Rectal ValveOne notices at the inferior extremity near the anus, certain folds of the internal membrane which form a sort of valves, arranged more or less circularly. Glisson, who recognized them, called them the semi lunar valves. The inner membrane of which these folds are constituted sometimes relaxes and prolongs itself to the extent of forming an impedime...

Excerpt from Obstipation: A Practical Monograph on the Disorders and Diseases of the Rectal ValveOne notices at the inferior extremity near the anus, certain folds of the internal membrane which form a sort of valves, arranged more or less circularly. Glisson, who recognized them, called them the semi lunar valves. The inner membrane of which these folds are constituted sometimes relaxes and prolongs itself to the extent of forming an impedime...

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