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RFMR00Y4–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2NH34R5–New Born Baby & Mother Baby Covered In Vernix Caseosa Natural Occurring Biofilm Surrey England
RF2A7C4H9–asian newborn baby boy with skin peeling still sleepy and yawning after wake up in the bedroom in the morning with warm sunlight in the summertime. fa
RF2KFJ17Y–3D image of Ceramide skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of waxy lipid molecule sample isolated on white background
RM2AKJX83–A nurse's handbook of obstetrics . Fig. 25—Human ftetus at the end of the third month. Three-fifths actual size(Garrigues.) THE FCETUS. 57. 5« A NURSES HANDBOOK OF OBSTETRICS. a pound. Faint evidences of the eyelashes and eyebrows haveappeared, and the skin is darker and firmer. During the seventh month development is extremely rapid,and by the end of this period the fcetus is about fifteen incheslong and weighs from three to four pounds. The eyelids cannow be opened, and the skin is firmer, lighter in color thanbefore, and covered with a greasy, sebaceous deposit, called vernix caseosa, which
RMMEHA3W–. Die Entwickelungsmechanik der Nervenbahnen im Embryo der Säugetiere . Fig. III. Lehrbücher vielfach, sodaß obige Figur als Typus des Verhaltens genommen wer- den kann. Die Epidermis wächst nicht unbedeutend. Das bezeugt die Vernix caseosa der Neugeborenen, das rasche Weichwerden harter Hände und Schwielen bei entsprechender Scho- nung, die Häutung nach Scharlach, die rasche Er- gänzung oberflächlich abge- schnittener Epidermis u. a.m. Nach Vierordt (22) wächst ein Nagel in 24 Stunden um etwa 0,09 mm. Lassen wir die Hautdicke in gleicher Zeit nur um 1/10 oder 1/20 dieser Größe wachsen, so mu
RFMR00XX–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2AWFHYY–The development of the human body; a manual of human embryology . differences betweenthe two layers become more pronounced, the epitrichialcells assuming a characteristic domed form and becomingvesicular in structure (Fig. 77, B). These cells persistuntil about the sixth month of development, but after thatthey are cast off, and, becoming mixed with the secretionof sebaceous glands which have appeared by this time,form a constituent of the vernix caseosa. In the mean time changes have been taking place in theepidermal layer which result in its becoming several layers14 161 l62 THE DEVELOPMENT
RFMR00XM–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2AWM6NY–A system of obstetrics . gh epidermis of duck afterseventeen days of incubation; e, epitrichial layer: m, Malpighian layer; t, transitionallayer. outer layer, e, becomes flattened and forms the epitrichial layer, whichis shed before birth. Minot1 has shown that this layer can be foundin the human embryo about the fourth month of intra-uterine life. Itencloses beneath it the secretion of the embryonic sebaceous glands, andthus causes the accumulation of the vernix caseosa. After the epitrichial layer has been formed, the deeper cells of the1 American Naturalist, 1886. DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANS ASD
RFMR00XR–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2ANDFCY–Treatise on gynaecology : medical and surgical . by Friedlander. Sudoriparous glands are also found.The hairs, whether free or imx3lanted, are long, tawny, agglutinatedtogether by sebaceous matter, and sometimes rolled into little balls.Sebum resembling the vernix caseosa partly fills the cavity, and oftenforms small, isolated masses; it is sometimes oily in consistency, andcontains many epithelial cells, cholesterin crystals, and fatty acids.Teeth and bones have been found in these cysts; the bones are in-serted in the wall, and more or less covered by the dermic layer; they VOL. II.- 98 CLIj
RFMR00XK–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2AM5YX7–Lehrbuch der Ohrenheilkunde : mit einschluss der anatomie des ohres . derGehörgangshaut durch die Amniosflüs-sigkeit, in welcher der Foetus bisherlebte, durchfeuchtet und aufgelockert;könnte unter diesen Verhältnissen über-haupt noch von einem freien Raum inder Tiefe zwischen Trommelfell undunterer Gehörgangswand die Rede sein,so würde in ihm jedenfalls abgestosseneEpidermis, Vernix caseosa, lagern, wel-che auch sonst den engen Gehörgangdes Neugeborenen erfüllt. Erst wennletztere eintrocknet und herausfällt oderbeim Baden des Kindes herausgespültwird, bildet sich ein eigentlich freiesLumen im
RFMR00XP–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2CHE382–. A practical treatise on diseases of the skin, for the use of students and practitioners . e of the sebaceous glands is evidently the protectionof the human body both from undue loss of water by evapora-tion and the consequent desiccation of the surface, as also fromundue absorption when immersed in the same fluid. This latteroffice is well illustrated by the action of the vernix caseosa ofthe foetus, in consequence of which the new being is for a periodof several months, so long as life is sustained, preserved fromthe macerating influence of the liquor amnii. In chemical constitution, the se
RFMR00XY–Baby being born by Caesarean section in hospital, covered in vernix, umbilical cord still attached and mother’s surgical wound in background
RM2CEX1P5–. An American text-book of obstetrics. For practitioners and students. assumes abrighter flesh-color; the scalp is plentifully supplied with hair; the nailsalmost reach the finger-tips. The vernix caseosa forms a complete coating;the lanugo, or embryonal down, begins to disappear. The subcutaneous fatlias increased, giving less harsh outlines to the body. The close of this monthfinds the fetus measuring about 40 centimeters (16 inches) and weighing from2 to 2J kilograms (4 to 5 pounds). The Ni?ith Month.—The fetus at full term presents usually a well-rounded 102 AMERICAN TEXT-BOOK OF OBSTETRIC
RM2CE2A1Y–. Lessons on the anatomy, physiology and hygiene of infancy and childhood for junior students. Consisting of extracts from lectures given at Rush medical college . 6. SKULL IK NKW BURN.FIG. 6 Showing Tympanic Membrane and notch of Eivinus. CHAPTER I. ANATOMY OF THE NEW BORN. The infants integument at birth is usually more or lesscovered with a thick whitish substance, the vernix caseosa,which is most abundant in the flexures and depressions, andupon the scalp. It consists of a mixture of cast-off epi-thelium, lanugo and the product of the sebaceous glands. Usually upon deliveiy the color is a
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