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The simultaneous presence of both distributing and conducting veins in the
larger portal tracts guarantees the direct supply of portal vein blood to the
parenchyma around the larger portal tracts . The arborization of the portal vein
varies in ...
The simultaneous presence of both distributing and conducting veins in the
larger portal tracts guarantees the direct supply of portal vein blood to the
parenchyma around the larger portal tracts . The arborization of the portal vein
varies in ...
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SECTION XV – PLATE 17 GASTRIC CORONARY VEIN OFTEN ENTERS
JUNCTION OF SPLENIC AND SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VEINS GASTRIC
CORONARY VEIN SPLEEN CYSTIC VEIN PORTAL VEINPYLORIC VEIN T 1.09
cm .
SECTION XV – PLATE 17 GASTRIC CORONARY VEIN OFTEN ENTERS
JUNCTION OF SPLENIC AND SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VEINS GASTRIC
CORONARY VEIN SPLEEN CYSTIC VEIN PORTAL VEINPYLORIC VEIN T 1.09
cm .
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Hg TO 20 , 30 OR MORE REGENERATIVE NODULES ference between the
blood pressures in the hepatic arteries and portal veins but act rather as short
anastomoses between the two vascular systems of the liver . When , in the course
of the ...
Hg TO 20 , 30 OR MORE REGENERATIVE NODULES ference between the
blood pressures in the hepatic arteries and portal veins but act rather as short
anastomoses between the two vascular systems of the liver . When , in the course
of the ...
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Contents
SECTION XV | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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