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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LATERAL FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE ILIAC FASCIA GENITAL BRANCH ( EXTERNAL SPERMATIC ) OF GENITOFEMORAL NERVE FEMORAL BRANCH ( LUMBO - INGUINAL ) OF GENITOFEMORAL NERVETESTICULAR ( INTERNAL SPERMATIC ) VESSELS EXTERNAL ILIAC VESSELS ...
LATERAL FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE ILIAC FASCIA GENITAL BRANCH ( EXTERNAL SPERMATIC ) OF GENITOFEMORAL NERVE FEMORAL BRANCH ( LUMBO - INGUINAL ) OF GENITOFEMORAL NERVETESTICULAR ( INTERNAL SPERMATIC ) VESSELS EXTERNAL ILIAC VESSELS ...
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( Continued from page 25 ) ATTACHMENT OF GREATER OMENTUM ( RIGHT GASTROEPIPLOIC VESSELS ) -ATTACHMENT OF TRANSVERSE MESOCOLON ROOT OF MESENTERY ; SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VESSELS SITE OF DESCENDING COLON -TRANSVERSALIS FASCIA SITE OF ...
( Continued from page 25 ) ATTACHMENT OF GREATER OMENTUM ( RIGHT GASTROEPIPLOIC VESSELS ) -ATTACHMENT OF TRANSVERSE MESOCOLON ROOT OF MESENTERY ; SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VESSELS SITE OF DESCENDING COLON -TRANSVERSALIS FASCIA SITE OF ...
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A.D. OCIBA F. Netter a The intramural lymph vessels of the small intestine begin with the central lacteals of the villi ( see page 50 ) . At the base of the villi , the central lacteals join with the lymph capillaries , draining the ...
A.D. OCIBA F. Netter a The intramural lymph vessels of the small intestine begin with the central lacteals of the villi ( see page 50 ) . At the base of the villi , the central lacteals join with the lymph capillaries , draining the ...
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