When killed the capon was found to be very fat: there were masses of fat around the intestines and under the peritoneum, which made it impossible to make out details such as ureter and vas deferens properly.
The experiments of Ancel and Bouin were carried out on rabbits seven to eight weeks old, and consisted in removing one testis, and ligaturing the vas deferens of the other.
These investigators occluded the vas deferens in sheep by ligature, at an early age, rendering them later sterile though not impotent.
As Disselhorst has pointed out, this is dependent on the fact that these animals, like man, possess a vas deferens which broadens into an ampulla serving as a receptacle which holds the semen ready for instant emission when required.
The slender vas deferens which proceeds from its hinder end divides posteriorly into a right and left branch, embracing the gut and uniting beneath it to form a common chamber or atrium within the genital orifice.
The vas deferens is at first narrow and convoluted, then dilates into a vesicula seminalis at the end of which is a glandular diverticulum called the prostate.
In addition to the above structures, which are all described by Moseley, there are a pair of small glandular tubes (f), which open with the unpaired terminal portion of the vas deferens at the generative orifice.
Wolffian duct of the female, but, in addition to functioning as the duct of the Wolffian body, also acts as a vas deferens (vd).
The dilatations on the vasa deferentia, which he calls vesiculae seminales, is not so marked; nor can the peculiar spiral twisting of this part of the vas deferens which he figures (No.
The arrangement of the terminal portions of the vas deferens is precisely that described by Moseley.
In some specimens a different arrangement obtains, in that the left vas deferens passes under both nerve-cords to join the right.
The vas deferens in these animals is smaller than in man; and therefore offers greater difficulty in the suturing.
These vessels, with the vas deferens and the sheath enveloping the bundle, make up the spermatic cord.
There are two of these vesicles, from each a small duct joins the vas deferens making up what is known as the ejaculatory duct.
There was ectopia vesicae and prolapse of the intestine at the umbilicus; the right kidney was elongated; the right vas deferens opened into the ureter.
The anomalies of the vas deferens and seminal vesicles are of little interest and will be passed with mention of the case of Weber, who found the seminal vesicles double; a similar conformation has been seen in hermaphrodites.
The left testicle was completely denuded, and was hanging by the vas deferens and the spermatic vessels.
To the right of the head is seen the muscular penis p, close to the termination of the vas deferens (spermatic duct) vd.
Of the organs lying on the reflected mantle-skirt, that which in the natural state lay nearest to the vas deferens on the right side of the median line of the roof of the branchial chamber is the rectum i', ending in the anus a.
Poupart's ligament, immediately above which are seen the circumflex ilii and epigastric arteries, with the vas deferens and spermatic vessels.
The vas deferens bending over the epigastric artery and the os pubis, after having passed through the internal abdominal ring.
The spermatic artery, veins, and vas deferens bending round the epigastric artery at the internal ring; m, the same vessels below the external ring.
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