The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract |
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Its origin is often hidden by dense fibrous tissue , and , passing to the right and
downward over the common bile duct , it gives off a branch comprising the
principal blood supply of that duct . The retroduodenal artery continues
downward ...
Its origin is often hidden by dense fibrous tissue , and , passing to the right and
downward over the common bile duct , it gives off a branch comprising the
principal blood supply of that duct . The retroduodenal artery continues
downward ...
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ST REPLACED COMMON HEPATIC ARTERY TAKING ORIGIN FROM
SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY - LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY ST PROXIMAL
BIFURCATION OF HEPATIC ARTERY OR RIGHT AND LEFT HEPATIC
ARTERIES ...
ST REPLACED COMMON HEPATIC ARTERY TAKING ORIGIN FROM
SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY - LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY ST PROXIMAL
BIFURCATION OF HEPATIC ARTERY OR RIGHT AND LEFT HEPATIC
ARTERIES ...
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Rare replacements include an origin from the gastroduodenal artery , and even
from the celiac artery , or independently from the aorta . In these instances the
cystic artery originates caudally from the cystic duct and crosses it as well as the ...
Rare replacements include an origin from the gastroduodenal artery , and even
from the celiac artery , or independently from the aorta . In these instances the
cystic artery originates caudally from the cystic duct and crosses it as well as the ...
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SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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