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Page 484
... duct is about 4 cm long and runs backward , downward , and to the left from the neck of the gallbladder where it joins the common hepatic duct to form the common bile duct . The mucosa of the cystic duct is thrown into a series of ...
... duct is about 4 cm long and runs backward , downward , and to the left from the neck of the gallbladder where it joins the common hepatic duct to form the common bile duct . The mucosa of the cystic duct is thrown into a series of ...
Page 606
... duct is greater than in those whose gallbladder is intact . 28 The significance of this interesting observa- tion is not clear at the moment . The distal end of the common bile duct is tapered and narrow . This narrow segment ...
... duct is greater than in those whose gallbladder is intact . 28 The significance of this interesting observa- tion is not clear at the moment . The distal end of the common bile duct is tapered and narrow . This narrow segment ...
Page 607
... duct is widest in the head , with a maximum of 5 mm , and tapers toward the tail ( Fig . 44-5 ) . The mean diameter of the duct is 3.4 mm in the body and 1.7 mm in the tail . 33-35 The total length of the duct varies widely , ranging ...
... duct is widest in the head , with a maximum of 5 mm , and tapers toward the tail ( Fig . 44-5 ) . The mean diameter of the duct is 3.4 mm in the body and 1.7 mm in the tail . 33-35 The total length of the duct varies widely , ranging ...
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Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Frank G Moody Kenneth R Larsen | 66 |
Clinical Manifestations | 101 |
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