The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A compilation of paintings on the normal and pathologic anatomy of the digestive system. pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas. Edited by E. Oppenheimer |
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Page 79
The upper and central parts of this plexus are continuous with the lower part of the inferior mesenteric plexus , and oblique communications , assumably conveying parasympathetic fibers to the distal colon , sometimes connect the latter ...
The upper and central parts of this plexus are continuous with the lower part of the inferior mesenteric plexus , and oblique communications , assumably conveying parasympathetic fibers to the distal colon , sometimes connect the latter ...
Page 121
After opening the mediastinal pleura and ligating and dividing the vena azygos , the upper portion of the esophagus is mobilized as far cephalad as possible . To facilitate the identification of the upper pouch , a catheter should be ...
After opening the mediastinal pleura and ligating and dividing the vena azygos , the upper portion of the esophagus is mobilized as far cephalad as possible . To facilitate the identification of the upper pouch , a catheter should be ...
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IN ENDOGENOUS INFECTION : GREAT NUMBER OF GRAM + AND GRAM - BACTERIA INFLAMMATORY PROCESS ( INDICATED BY HEAVY CELLULAR EXUDATE ) PLUS ENDOGENOUS INFECTION REGIONAL ENTERITIS CONFINED TO TERMINAL ILEUM REGIONAL VARIATIONS UPPER ILEUM.
IN ENDOGENOUS INFECTION : GREAT NUMBER OF GRAM + AND GRAM - BACTERIA INFLAMMATORY PROCESS ( INDICATED BY HEAVY CELLULAR EXUDATE ) PLUS ENDOGENOUS INFECTION REGIONAL ENTERITIS CONFINED TO TERMINAL ILEUM REGIONAL VARIATIONS UPPER ILEUM.
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