The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract |
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Most frequently , both ducts join within the wall of the duodenum and have a short
common terminal portion . In other instances each duct has its own opening
either at the papilla or , occasionally , at some distance – as much as 2 cm . apart
.
Most frequently , both ducts join within the wall of the duodenum and have a short
common terminal portion . In other instances each duct has its own opening
either at the papilla or , occasionally , at some distance – as much as 2 cm . apart
.
Page 126
Cholelithiasis may or may not be associated with reactive changes of the
gallbladder , such as enlargement , recognized by palpation , or inflammatory
changes of the wall , reflected in tenderness . As a result of accumulation of
stones within ...
Cholelithiasis may or may not be associated with reactive changes of the
gallbladder , such as enlargement , recognized by palpation , or inflammatory
changes of the wall , reflected in tenderness . As a result of accumulation of
stones within ...
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If the obstruction persists , the lining epithelium atrophies and flattens , the folds
disappear and the wall becomes transformed into a fibrous scar tissue , with
gradual disappearance of the muscle bundles and obliteration of the distinction ...
If the obstruction persists , the lining epithelium atrophies and flattens , the folds
disappear and the wall becomes transformed into a fibrous scar tissue , with
gradual disappearance of the muscle bundles and obliteration of the distinction ...
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SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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