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Page 669
... veins , which nor- mally form the coronary vein , and into the short gastric veins , which drain into the splenic vein . When portal hypertension ex- ists , or when there is thrombosis of the splenic vein , backflow through the coronary ...
... veins , which nor- mally form the coronary vein , and into the short gastric veins , which drain into the splenic vein . When portal hypertension ex- ists , or when there is thrombosis of the splenic vein , backflow through the coronary ...
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... vein . Lymphatic collaterals are frequently seen here and are also divided . Dividing the right intercostal arteries leaving the aorta and crossing the verbebral body is almost always necessary in the course of dissection . This ...
... vein . Lymphatic collaterals are frequently seen here and are also divided . Dividing the right intercostal arteries leaving the aorta and crossing the verbebral body is almost always necessary in the course of dissection . This ...
Page 857
... vein ( A ) ; right gastric vein ( B ) ; short gastric veins ( C ) ; splenic vein ( D ) ; gastroepiploic vein ( E ) . ( Adapted from Ciba Collection of Medical Illustra- tions , Vol . 3 , by Frank Netter . " ) right gastric vein with its ...
... vein ( A ) ; right gastric vein ( B ) ; short gastric veins ( C ) ; splenic vein ( D ) ; gastroepiploic vein ( E ) . ( Adapted from Ciba Collection of Medical Illustra- tions , Vol . 3 , by Frank Netter . " ) right gastric vein with its ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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