[What is it? Left-sided appendicitis].
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On two personal cases of left diaphragmatic congenital hernia, the authors study the innervation of the diaphragm. They describe a lower number of fibres in the phrenic nerve on the side of the malformation and don't find any branches coming from the intercostal nerves. This malformation is probably of neurogenic origin.
The authors have studied the veinous pattern of 30 livers of human foetuses from 190 to 390 mm V.C. The injection-corrosion method was used. The portal and sus-hepatic distribution is more frequently modal than for the adult. The portal anomalies touch more frequently the left branches: drainage of the right para-medial area by the left para-medial vein, agenesis or atrophy of the left segmentary branches. The right branch breaks up into several branches in 51% of the cases. The sus-hepatic anomalies are distinguished by the plurality of the veins. The right middle and inferior veins are present in 70% of the cases. Exceptionally large peripheral anastomoses between portal and sus-hepatic systems are observed.