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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Areolar tissue , in which blood vessels , lymphatics and nerves run , fills the
gallbladder bed - an impression in the liver . Otherwise , the gallbladder is
covered by peritoneum , the reflection of which continues into the hepatic serosal
surface .
Areolar tissue , in which blood vessels , lymphatics and nerves run , fills the
gallbladder bed - an impression in the liver . Otherwise , the gallbladder is
covered by peritoneum , the reflection of which continues into the hepatic serosal
surface .
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Na2SO4 , MgSO4 OR FAT MEAL : CHOLECYSTOKININ SECRETED BY
DUODENAL MUCOSA CAUSES GALLBLADDER CONTRACTION . SPHINCTER
OPENS , BILE EXPELLED , PRESSURE DROPS INTRAVENOUS ROUTE ORAL
...
Na2SO4 , MgSO4 OR FAT MEAL : CHOLECYSTOKININ SECRETED BY
DUODENAL MUCOSA CAUSES GALLBLADDER CONTRACTION . SPHINCTER
OPENS , BILE EXPELLED , PRESSURE DROPS INTRAVENOUS ROUTE ORAL
...
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eller CIBA CHOLECYSTITIS II Later Stages and Complications CALCIFICATION (
" PORCELAIN " GALLBLADDER ) AL CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS WITH
STONES ; HOURGLASS GALLBLADDER The anatomic appearance and the
sequelae ...
eller CIBA CHOLECYSTITIS II Later Stages and Complications CALCIFICATION (
" PORCELAIN " GALLBLADDER ) AL CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS WITH
STONES ; HOURGLASS GALLBLADDER The anatomic appearance and the
sequelae ...
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