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Title: Diseases of the bladder and urethra in women ..
Creator: Skene, Alexander J. C. (Alexander Johnston Chalmers), 1837-1900
Publisher: New York, W. Wood
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons
Contributor: Columbia University Libraries
Date: 1887
Language: eng
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Bladder campion Silene vulgaris at the Humpback Rocks trailhead on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia during the 2013 Virginia Living Museum Blue Ridge Butterfly count Safari.
(Silene latifolia) Indian Springs WMA, Kuhns Ridge Road, Washington County, Maryland. August 16, 2020.
Mexico City, Transitio MX
21 - 29 September 2013
Centro Nacional de las Artes
International Exhibition
Several prototype bio-engineered footballs, grown from living pig-bladder cells, are suspended in the gallery, accompanied by time-lapse imagery of tissue growth...
Engsmelle / Bladder Campion - Silene vulgaris
Silene vulgaris, Silene cucubalus or Bladder Campion is a plant species of the genus Silene of the Pink Family (Caryophyllaceae). It is native to Europe, where in some parts it is eaten, but is widespread in North America where it is considered a weed.
In Spain, the young shoots and the leaves are used as food. The tender leaves may be eaten raw in salads. The older leaves are usually eaten boiled or fried, sauteed with garlic as well as in omelettes.In Crete it is called Agriopapoula (Αγριοπάπουλα) and the locals eat its leaves and tender shoots browned in olive oil. (Source: Wikipedia)
Engsmelle (Silene vulgaris) er en flerårig plante (staude) av smelleslekta (Silene) i nellikfamilien (Caryophyllaceae) som varierer i høyde fra 10 til 60 cm. Planten er lett kjennelig på det oppblåste begeret. Bladene er spisse og lansettformede, og står motsatt av hverandre. Det er flere blomster på hver stengel (viktig skille fra strandsmelle S. uniflora som kun har en). Blomstene lukker seg ikke nattestid som flere andre hvitblomstrende sneller gjør. Blomstene har fem frie kronblader og sammenvoskt beger med markerte, lilla-brune nervetråder. Blomsterbegeret kan "smelles" slik som en papirpose eller tangblære.
Engsmelle vokser i enger, veikanter og skrotemark i hele lavlandet og den er trolig innført til Norge. Langs kysten finnes den trolig opprinnelige strandsmelle som ligner ganske mye og som av noen oppfattes som en underart av S. vulgaris. Finnes opp til 1330 moh. (Kilde: Wikipedia)
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Incidental nodule found on wall of urinary bladder during lower segment Caesarean section. This lady has a history of a previous lower segment C-section 3 years earlier. This is a foreign body reaction to surgical material that was likely introduced 3 years earlier to repair a bladder injury that occurred during performance of the C-section. There are 2 types of foreign material. One corresponds to synthetic monofilament coated suture thread, probably nylon. The other is amorphous eosinophilic material that may correspond to some type of hemostatic sponge.
Images contributed by Dr. Muhammed Asif - @asifwahab2012
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Day 4, and time to say farewell to lovely Krk. Hazel and I took an early morning stroll back to the Titanic Bar spit for some photos from the water front. Total tranquility. Breakfast and then off in the minibus back to Krčki most (Krk bridge) and the mainland. The drive down the Jadranska magistrala coast road was fabulous, and after stocking up with supplies in Senj, we turned inland and zig zagged up into the Velebit mountains.
At the entrance to Northern Velebit National Park we said farewell to the minibus (which took our bags on up to Zavižan), donned boots and day packs and headed off into the Park's forests and high mountain meadows. A lovely walk - lots of flowers - brought us to Zavižan (1597m). From the mountain hut there are fabulous views out over the mountains and forests of Velebit and back out over the coast to the islands and the Adriatic.
After lunch, and a taste of the warden's rakia, Edo led The Ladies down to the Botanical Gardens - a bowl-shaped depression (technically a sink hole or - given the karst terrain - a doline) where examples of Velebit flora have been gathered together, with many also labelled. I had a field day. Part way round the Gardens, we turned left and climbed through the woods and on up through the scrub pines to the peak of Veliki Zavižan (Great Zavižan) at 1676m. A steep climb, and worth it for the views. Edo got his "this is why I love my job" photo; and in honour of *that* Mammia Mia evening, Hazel, Cat and I did our interpretation of Abba's Waterloo.
Back at the mountain hut, we sampled a bottle of two of the Velebit range of beers before mucking in to make salad, chop cheese and generally prepare for dinner. In between starters (Tomato-cucumber-pepper salad, bread, Krk goats cheese) and mains (bean stew and sausage), we took ourselves up the small hill opposite and watched the sunset over the islands - beautiful. Back for beans, then bed.
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(Vintage, Jul/Aug 1982; most photos taken with Rollei 35s on various slide films [ORWO was a mistake...])
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Title: A simplified evacuator for the removal of deÃÂbris from the bladder after lithotrity
Creator: Otis, Fessenden N. (Fessenden Nott), 1825-1900, author
Publisher: New York : Trow's Printing and Bookbinding Company
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons, U.S. National Library of Medicine
Contributor: U.S. National Library of Medicine
Date: 1883
Language: eng
Description: 19 pages : 23 cm
"(Read before the New York Academy of Medicine, November 1, 1883)."
"Reprinted from The Medical record, November 3, 1883."
Includes bibliographical references
Condition reviewed 20141015
digitized. 2018
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Bladder Moon Snail (Neverita didyma [syn Polinices didyma]) from the Solitary Islands Marine Park headlands on the north coast of NSW Australia.
Description: Catheter 39.0 cm , Straight
Category: Surgical Instruments – Liver, Gall Bladder, Kidney – Catheters
Product Code: 156-001
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A common mid-shore seaweed, often dominating large areas, the bladder Wrack has distinctive pairs of gas-filled bladders on its fronds, on either side of the prominent midrib. The bladders help the frond to reach sunlight at high tide, when light penetration is limited by sediment stirred up by waves. In season, the tips of the fronds develop swollen, warty, forked reproductive bodies.
or gonads, I'm not sure which (maybe both.) Swim bladder is used to maintain neutral buoyancy, gonads are for mating.
check out the full set: how to filet a tuna
Engsmelle / Bladder Campion - Silene vulgaris
Silene vulgaris, Silene cucubalus or Bladder Campion is a plant species of the genus Silene of the Pink Family (Caryophyllaceae). It is native to Europe, where in some parts it is eaten, but is widespread in North America where it is considered a weed.
In Spain, the young shoots and the leaves are used as food. The tender leaves may be eaten raw in salads. The older leaves are usually eaten boiled or fried, sauteed with garlic as well as in omelettes.In Crete it is called Agriopapoula (Αγριοπάπουλα) and the locals eat its leaves and tender shoots browned in olive oil. (Source: Wikipedia)
Engsmelle (Silene vulgaris) er en flerårig plante (staude) av smelleslekta (Silene) i nellikfamilien (Caryophyllaceae) som varierer i høyde fra 10 til 60 cm. Planten er lett kjennelig på det oppblåste begeret. Bladene er spisse og lansettformede, og står motsatt av hverandre. Det er flere blomster på hver stengel (viktig skille fra strandsmelle S. uniflora som kun har en). Blomstene lukker seg ikke nattestid som flere andre hvitblomstrende sneller gjør. Blomstene har fem frie kronblader og sammenvoskt beger med markerte, lilla-brune nervetråder. Blomsterbegeret kan "smelles" slik som en papirpose eller tangblære.
Engsmelle vokser i enger, veikanter og skrotemark i hele lavlandet og den er trolig innført til Norge. Langs kysten finnes den trolig opprinnelige strandsmelle som ligner ganske mye og som av noen oppfattes som en underart av S. vulgaris. Finnes opp til 1330 moh. (Kilde: Wikipedia)
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