. L'anatomie comparée des animaux domestiques. Chevaux ; anatomie vétérinaire. L'ESTOMAC. Relations 465.-te forme externe de la panse d'être determineil, l'étude de ses relations devient facile. Par sa supériorité en aurfu'-e, il est en contact avec l'iiite>tiniil fjwje son contraire ; masse repose sur l'ahdominal mur. Son bortlt gauche-r, supportinjx ilie sph-ue, touche le plus haut d'une partie de l'écheveau et le subliimbar région, à qui il udher.j. un tissu cellulaire par, ainsi que le voisinage de l'coeiiac tronc et la grande artère mésentérique ; le droit, de le chat par th

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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Horses; Veterinary anatomy. THE STOMACH. 465 Relations.—Te external form of the rumen being determineil, the study of its relations becomes easy. By its superior aurfu'-e, it is in contact with the iiite>tiniil mass; its opposite fjwje rests on the inferior ahdominal wall. Its left bortlt-r, supportinjx ilie sph-eu, touches the most elevated part of the Hank and the subliimbar region, to whic.i it udher. a by cellular tissue, as well as the vicinity of the coeiiac trunk and the great mesenteric artery; the right border, margined by the abomasum, responds to the most declivitous portion of the right hypo- chondriiic and Hank, as well as to the intestinal circumvolutions. The anterior extremity, bounded by the reticulum and omasum, advances close to the diaphragm; the posterior occupies the entrance to the pelvic cavity, where it is more or less in contact with the geuito-urinary organs lodged there In the pregnant female, the uterus is prolonged forwards on tlie up|)er fare of the viscus just described. Interior (Fig. '2G9).—In the interior of tlie rumen are found Incomplete septa, which repeat the division into two sacs already so marked externally These septa are two in number, and represent large muscular pillars, winch currispond inferiorly to the notches described at the extremities of the organ. The anterior pillar (Fig. 269, g) sends to the inferior wall of Fig. 269.. INTERIOR OF THE STOMACH IN RCMIN.NTS. SHOWING THE UPPER PLANE OF THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM, WITH THE lESOPHAGRAL FURROW. A, Left sac of the rumen; B, anterior e.xtremity of that sac turned back on the light sac; C, its posterior extremity, or left conical pouch; G, section of the anterior pillar of the rumen; g, g, its two superior branches; H, posterior pillar of the same; h, k, h, its three inferior branches; I, cells of the reticulum; j, oesophageal furrow ; K, oesophagus; L, abomasum. the rumen a strong prolongation, directed back

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