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The cords were believed to extend in an irregular and frequently crooked and
angular fashion from the periphery of the lobule ( marked by the final termination
of the portal vein ) toward the central vein . The existence of many
communications ...
The cords were believed to extend in an irregular and frequently crooked and
angular fashion from the periphery of the lobule ( marked by the final termination
of the portal vein ) toward the central vein . The existence of many
communications ...
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SECTION XV – PLATE 8 SUBLOBULAR VEIN CENTRAL VEIN CENTRAL VEIN
BER ( Continued from page 9 ) SELO ROCCO DESDE PRESSED SPA HO EOS
TER GE URE BE EU Euro RO E SOS RE ce RE GE SERE CE DU RES CHE ...
SECTION XV – PLATE 8 SUBLOBULAR VEIN CENTRAL VEIN CENTRAL VEIN
BER ( Continued from page 9 ) SELO ROCCO DESDE PRESSED SPA HO EOS
TER GE URE BE EU Euro RO E SOS RE ce RE GE SERE CE DU RES CHE ...
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SECTION XV – PLATE 10 OUTLET SPHINCTERS — ( Continued from page 11 )
INLET SPHINCTERS F CENTRAL VEIN STRONG OUTLET SPHINCTERS -
CENTRAL VEIN DISTRIBUTING VEINS INLET VENULES WITH INLET ...
SECTION XV – PLATE 10 OUTLET SPHINCTERS — ( Continued from page 11 )
INLET SPHINCTERS F CENTRAL VEIN STRONG OUTLET SPHINCTERS -
CENTRAL VEIN DISTRIBUTING VEINS INLET VENULES WITH INLET ...
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Contents
SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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