The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings, Volume 3, Part 3 |
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Using percussion , one must consider that the lungs overlay the upper portion of
the liver and that the liver , in turn , overlaps the intestines and the stomach . The
projections of the liver on the body surface have acquired added significance in ...
Using percussion , one must consider that the lungs overlay the upper portion of
the liver and that the liver , in turn , overlaps the intestines and the stomach . The
projections of the liver on the body surface have acquired added significance in ...
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The horizontal peritoneal duplication is the coronary ligament , the upper layer of
which is exposed if the liver is pulled away from the diaphragm . The right free
lateral margin of the coronary ligament forms the right triangular ligament ...
The horizontal peritoneal duplication is the coronary ligament , the upper layer of
which is exposed if the liver is pulled away from the diaphragm . The right free
lateral margin of the coronary ligament forms the right triangular ligament ...
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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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Contents
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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