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Frank Henry Netter. LATERAL THORACIC ARTERY INTERNAL THORACIC
ARTERIES ( INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERIES ) SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY
THORACODORSAL ARTERY BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE ABDOMEN ( Continued
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Frank Henry Netter. LATERAL THORACIC ARTERY INTERNAL THORACIC
ARTERIES ( INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERIES ) SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY
THORACODORSAL ARTERY BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE ABDOMEN ( Continued
from ...
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RIGHT COLIC ARTERY ILEOCOLIC ARTERY , COLIC BRANCH ILEAL BRANCH
The blood supply to the small and large intestine is extremely variable and , in
many instances , uncertain and unpredictable . The variations concerning the ...
RIGHT COLIC ARTERY ILEOCOLIC ARTERY , COLIC BRANCH ILEAL BRANCH
The blood supply to the small and large intestine is extremely variable and , in
many instances , uncertain and unpredictable . The variations concerning the ...
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These filaments supply delicate offshoots to the adjacent parts of the colon and
communicate with branches of the inferior mesenteric plexus ( see above ) .
Evidence is available that these filaments convey the parasympathetic supply to
the ...
These filaments supply delicate offshoots to the adjacent parts of the colon and
communicate with branches of the inferior mesenteric plexus ( see above ) .
Evidence is available that these filaments convey the parasympathetic supply to
the ...
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DISEASES OF THE LOWER DIGESTIVE TRACT | 2 |
SECTION | 9 |
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abdominal absorption anal anterior appear ARTERY ascending attachment become blood body bowel branches canal cause cavity cells cent CIBA colic COLLECTION colon common contains contents Continued cord course covering deep develop diaphragm disease dorsal enter extends external fascia FEMORAL fibers folds frequently function greater hemorrhoidal hernia ileum iliac infection inferior inguinal internal jejunum large intestine lateral layer levator LIGAMENT liver longitudinal lower lumbar medial mesenteric middle mucosa muscle nerves nodes normal oblique obstruction obturator occur opening operation organs origin pain pancreatic pass patients pelvic peristaltic peritoneal peritoneum Plate plexus portion posterior present psoas major rectal rectum region result ring sacral segment side sigmoid skin small intestine space sphincter stomach stool structures superficial superior superior mesenteric supply surface thoracic tion tissue tract transverse TRUNK tumors ulcers upper usually varies VEIN VESICAL vessels viscera wall