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Frank Henry Netter. CONTENTS Section XV NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER
, BILIARY TRACT. ECT SECTION XV NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER ,
BILIARY TRACT AND PANCREAS PLATE NUMBER PAGE NUMBER PLATE 1 .
Frank Henry Netter. CONTENTS Section XV NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER
, BILIARY TRACT. ECT SECTION XV NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE LIVER ,
BILIARY TRACT AND PANCREAS PLATE NUMBER PAGE NUMBER PLATE 1 .
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Complete biliary obstruction exists if no bile - pigmented fluid can be obtained . ...
may be centrifuged , and malignant cells in the stained smear of the sediment are
indicative of carcinoma of the papilla of Vater or pancreas or biliary tract .
Complete biliary obstruction exists if no bile - pigmented fluid can be obtained . ...
may be centrifuged , and malignant cells in the stained smear of the sediment are
indicative of carcinoma of the papilla of Vater or pancreas or biliary tract .
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BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION WITH BACK PRESSURE ARRESTING SECRETION
4 . ... When this radiopaque medium reaches the liver , it is excreted with the bile ,
enters the bile tract system and accumulates in the gall bladder , where ...
BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION WITH BACK PRESSURE ARRESTING SECRETION
4 . ... When this radiopaque medium reaches the liver , it is excreted with the bile ,
enters the bile tract system and accumulates in the gall bladder , where ...
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Contents
SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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