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Small oblong body over the testis.

A mass at the back of the testicle composed chiefly of the vasa efferentia ; generally speaking, the greatly coiled anterior end of the Wolffian duct.

That which is placed upon the testicle. A small, oblong, vermiform, grayish body, lying along the superior margin of the testicle. The Epididymis is a canal formed by the union of all the seminiferons vessels folded several times upon themselves, after having traversed the Corpus Highmorianum. Its lower portion or tail, Cauda seu globus seu caput minor, is curved upwards, and is continuous with the vas deferens; the opposite extremity is called the head, globus seu rapid major. The length of this canal, folded as it is upon it­self and describing numerous curvatures, is, according to Munro, 32 feet.

An oblong organ attached to the testicle.

A long, narrow body attached to the posterior border of the testicle. Its upper and larger extremity is termed the globus major, its lower the globus minor, and the intervening portion the body. It consists principally of the canal of the epididymis, into which the coni vasculosi empty at the upper end, and which, after being greatly convoluted, is continuous below with the vas deferens. [Gr.]