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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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The simultaneous presence of both distributing and conducting veins in the
larger portal tracts guarantees the direct ... The blood supply and drainage of the
structures in the portal tract , especially of the bile ducts , differ from those of the ...
The simultaneous presence of both distributing and conducting veins in the
larger portal tracts guarantees the direct ... The blood supply and drainage of the
structures in the portal tract , especially of the bile ducts , differ from those of the ...
Page 132
When such an abscess ulcerates , a fistulous tract of varying length evolves ,
which is not present when an abscess or gangrene of the gallbladder ( see page
130 ) ulcerates directly into the duodenum . If a stone passes through the fistula ,
it ...
When such an abscess ulcerates , a fistulous tract of varying length evolves ,
which is not present when an abscess or gangrene of the gallbladder ( see page
130 ) ulcerates directly into the duodenum . If a stone passes through the fistula ,
it ...
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Contents
SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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