The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. [c1959]. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. [c1962, 1979]. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract, and pancreas. [2d ed., c1964 |
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With its left lobe the liver extends , to an individually varying degree , into the left
hypochondrium . ... In normal , healthy individuals , the liver margin extending
below the thoracic cage is smooth and offers little resistance to the palpating
finger .
With its left lobe the liver extends , to an individually varying degree , into the left
hypochondrium . ... In normal , healthy individuals , the liver margin extending
below the thoracic cage is smooth and offers little resistance to the palpating
finger .
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A major lobar fissure extends obliquely downward from the fossa for the inferior
vena cava ( see page 5 ) to the gallbladder fossa , which does not coincide with
the surface separation between the right and left lobes running along the
insertion ...
A major lobar fissure extends obliquely downward from the fossa for the inferior
vena cava ( see page 5 ) to the gallbladder fossa , which does not coincide with
the surface separation between the right and left lobes running along the
insertion ...
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The splenic artery extends along its upper border . Its anterior surface , covered
by serosa , is separated by the omental bursa from the posterior wall of the
stomach . The inferior surface , below the attachment of the transverse
mesocolon , is ...
The splenic artery extends along its upper border . Its anterior surface , covered
by serosa , is separated by the omental bursa from the posterior wall of the
stomach . The inferior surface , below the attachment of the transverse
mesocolon , is ...
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