A physiological essay on the glands, termed vesiculae seminales / by Daniel D'Oyley, of Charleston.

  • D'Oyley, Daniel.
Date:
1806
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Credit: A physiological essay on the glands, termed vesiculae seminales / by Daniel D'Oyley, of Charleston. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    contained in the right vesicula would have been discharged, and as no secretion could take place, neither could it be replenished with mucus, without a secretion sui generis. CASE 2d. A young man, a coachman, who had a disease in his left testicle, had it removed at St. George's Hospital, by Mr. Walker, in August, 17 85, and in February 1786, he returned again to the Hospital, on account of uncom- mon pains all over him, and for which he requested to be put into the warm bath ; but as he was going from the ward to the bath he dropped down and died almost immedi- ately. The body was inspected with a view to discover the cause of his death: and upon *' an examination of the vesicular, the bag of the left side was as full as that on the right, and the contents in both were exactly si- milar. Mr. Hunter relates a variety of other inter- esting dissections, and many experiments which