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The gastroduodenal artery , after its origin from the common hepatic , passes
downward to course behind the first portion of the duodenum and in front of the
head of the pancreas . Before or immediately after passing behind the duodenum
, it ...
The gastroduodenal artery , after its origin from the common hepatic , passes
downward to course behind the first portion of the duodenum and in front of the
head of the pancreas . Before or immediately after passing behind the duodenum
, it ...
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LEFT HEPATIC ARTERY RIGHT HEPATIC ARTERY LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY
REPLACED COMMON HEPATIC ARTERY TAKING ORIGIN FROM SUPERIOR
MESENTERIC ARTERY PROXIMAL BIFURCATION OF HEPATIC ARTERY OR ...
LEFT HEPATIC ARTERY RIGHT HEPATIC ARTERY LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY
REPLACED COMMON HEPATIC ARTERY TAKING ORIGIN FROM SUPERIOR
MESENTERIC ARTERY PROXIMAL BIFURCATION OF HEPATIC ARTERY OR ...
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Rare replacements include an origin from the gastroduodenal artery , and even
from the celiac artery , or independently from the aorta . In these instances the
cystic artery originates caudally from the cystic duct and crosses it as well as the ...
Rare replacements include an origin from the gastroduodenal artery , and even
from the celiac artery , or independently from the aorta . In these instances the
cystic artery originates caudally from the cystic duct and crosses it as well as the ...
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Contents
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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