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At the hilus of the liver several lymphatic vessels are found , which reach the
hepatic lymph nodes around the common duct and the main stem of the portal
vein . The lymphatic vessels continue to a chain of celiac nodes around the celiac
axis ...
At the hilus of the liver several lymphatic vessels are found , which reach the
hepatic lymph nodes around the common duct and the main stem of the portal
vein . The lymphatic vessels continue to a chain of celiac nodes around the celiac
axis ...
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A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings Frank Henry Netter.
FRONTAL ASPECT SUPERIOR GASTRIC NODES HEPATIC NODES
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF PANCREAS SPLENIC NODES -
PANCREATICOLIENAL NODES ...
A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings Frank Henry Netter.
FRONTAL ASPECT SUPERIOR GASTRIC NODES HEPATIC NODES
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF PANCREAS SPLENIC NODES -
PANCREATICOLIENAL NODES ...
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REGIONAL NODES 1. LUNG 2. LIVER 2. BREAST 3. LUNG AND PLEURA 3.
THYROID 4. INTESTINE 4. KIDNEY 5. PERITONEUM 5. MELANOMA ( SKIN )
MODERATELY COMMON SITES : OCCASIONAL SOURCES : 6. ADRENAL 6.
REGIONAL NODES 1. LUNG 2. LIVER 2. BREAST 3. LUNG AND PLEURA 3.
THYROID 4. INTESTINE 4. KIDNEY 5. PERITONEUM 5. MELANOMA ( SKIN )
MODERATELY COMMON SITES : OCCASIONAL SOURCES : 6. ADRENAL 6.
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PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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