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in routine light microscopic sections. They probably are similar to veins except
that the thinner endothelium has numerous macrophages in its wall that project
into the lumen. Direct communications between the lymph spaces in the portal
tracts ...
in routine light microscopic sections. They probably are similar to veins except
that the thinner endothelium has numerous macrophages in its wall that project
into the lumen. Direct communications between the lymph spaces in the portal
tracts ...
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The portal system includes all the veins that collect blood from the abdominal part
of the alimentary tract, spleen, pancreas, and gallbladder (see also Chapter 169).
The portal vein begins at the level of the second lumbar vertebra, just ...
The portal system includes all the veins that collect blood from the abdominal part
of the alimentary tract, spleen, pancreas, and gallbladder (see also Chapter 169).
The portal vein begins at the level of the second lumbar vertebra, just ...
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tional, can serve as an anastomosis between the main left portal vein and the
epigastric veins of the anterior abdominal wall that drain into the superior or
inferior vena cava. These umbilical vein—epigastric vein connections result in
dilated ...
tional, can serve as an anastomosis between the main left portal vein and the
epigastric veins of the anterior abdominal wall that drain into the superior or
inferior vena cava. These umbilical vein—epigastric vein connections result in
dilated ...
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Bockus gastroenterology, Volume 7 Henry L. Bockus,Jack Edward Berk,William S. Haubrich Snippet view - 1985 |
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