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Fig. 447. Descent of testicles

Schema. (After Tillaux.)

The figure represents the abdominal cavity, whose background in the spine is visible. With blue paint, the peritoneum is indicated. The gonads, which later constitutes the testis is located in the upper abdomen on both Sides of the aorta (see figure 429) and the retroperitoneum to the bar channel descending testicle receives a coating of the peritoneum at its Enter the abdominal cavity. This coating is called the visceral layer (lamina visceral) of the tunica vaginalis propria testis (formerly called Tunica adnata GE called it). Inguinal canal is not yet developed, and no prior vaginal process- hands.

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Fig. 447. Descensus testiculorum.

Schema. (Nach Tillaux.)

Die Figur stellt die Bauchhöhle dar, in deren Hintergrund die Wirbelsäule sichtbar ist. Mit blauer Farbe ist das Peritoneum angedeutet. Die Keimdrüse, welche später den Hoden darstellt, liegt oben in der Bauchhöhle zu beiden Seiten der Aorta (vergl. die Figur 429) und retroperitoneaL Der zum Leisten- kanal herabsteigende Hoden erhält einen Überzug des Peritonaeums bei seinem Eintreten in den Bauchraum. Dieser Überzug heißt das viscerale Blatt (Lamina visceralis) der Tunica vaginalis propria testis (früher auch Tunica adnata ge- nannt). Noch ist kein Leistenkanal entwickelt und kein Processus vaginalis vor- handen.