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... arteries ( 23 % ) . The celiac artery , in addition , may not give off the left gastric ( 3.5 % ) , the hepatic ( 5.5 % ) , or the splenic arteries ( 1.5 % ) . ? pus - antral margin . The antrum begins where the corpus ends and extends ...
... arteries ( 23 % ) . The celiac artery , in addition , may not give off the left gastric ( 3.5 % ) , the hepatic ( 5.5 % ) , or the splenic arteries ( 1.5 % ) . ? pus - antral margin . The antrum begins where the corpus ends and extends ...
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... artery . As has been pointed out , the inferior phrenic artery may be an important source of blood when a high sub- total gastrectomy is performed and the left gastric and short gastric arteries are ligated . The ascending branch of the ...
... artery . As has been pointed out , the inferior phrenic artery may be an important source of blood when a high sub- total gastrectomy is performed and the left gastric and short gastric arteries are ligated . The ascending branch of the ...
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... arterial ( PDA ) anastomotic network showing communication between the celiac axis and superior mesenteric artery ( SMA ) through the gastroduodenal artery ( GDA ) and superior pancreatic arteries ( SPA ) . ( Adapted from Ciba ...
... arterial ( PDA ) anastomotic network showing communication between the celiac axis and superior mesenteric artery ( SMA ) through the gastroduodenal artery ( GDA ) and superior pancreatic arteries ( SPA ) . ( Adapted from Ciba ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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