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A vascular plexus branching out from the vitelline veins becomes surrounded by
the irregularly arranged endodermal cells , which , apparently as a result of
mutual stimulation , differentiate into liver cells , originally in several - cell - thick
plates ...
A vascular plexus branching out from the vitelline veins becomes surrounded by
the irregularly arranged endodermal cells , which , apparently as a result of
mutual stimulation , differentiate into liver cells , originally in several - cell - thick
plates ...
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The arterial branches in the portal tracts also supply the peribiliary plexus ,
whence the blood is drained to the " internal roots ” of the portal vein . This blood
supply over the capillary plexus in the portal tracts has been wrongly interpreted
as ...
The arterial branches in the portal tracts also supply the peribiliary plexus ,
whence the blood is drained to the " internal roots ” of the portal vein . This blood
supply over the capillary plexus in the portal tracts has been wrongly interpreted
as ...
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The parasympathetic innervation is provided by both vagus nerves , the right one
of which traverses , with some branches , the right portion of the celiac plexus .
The left vagus with its right abdominal branch takes its course through the ...
The parasympathetic innervation is provided by both vagus nerves , the right one
of which traverses , with some branches , the right portion of the celiac plexus .
The left vagus with its right abdominal branch takes its course through the ...
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Contents
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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