The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A compilation of paintings on the normal and pathologic anatomy of the digestive system. pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas. Edited by E. Oppenheimer |
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At variance , furthermore , are the frequency and height of the folds as well as of
the villi . They become smaller and decrease in number as the small intestine
continues . In the lower reaches of the ileum , the folds appear only here and
there .
At variance , furthermore , are the frequency and height of the folds as well as of
the villi . They become smaller and decrease in number as the small intestine
continues . In the lower reaches of the ileum , the folds appear only here and
there .
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-ILEAL BRANCH -COLIC BRANCH -SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY -
POSTERIOR CECAL ARTERY APPENDICULAR ARTERY ANTERIOR CECAL
ARTERY FILEOCOLIC FOLD ( SUPERIOR ILEOCECAL FOLD ) -ILEOCOLIC
FOSSA ...
-ILEAL BRANCH -COLIC BRANCH -SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY -
POSTERIOR CECAL ARTERY APPENDICULAR ARTERY ANTERIOR CECAL
ARTERY FILEOCOLIC FOLD ( SUPERIOR ILEOCECAL FOLD ) -ILEOCOLIC
FOSSA ...
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At the junction the terminal ileum , if thrust with all its coverings ( except for the
serosa ) into the wall , invaginates the large ... When this sphincter is exposed in
the dead body , the ileal aperture , in some 60 per cent of the cases ( Di Dio ) , is
...
At the junction the terminal ileum , if thrust with all its coverings ( except for the
serosa ) into the wall , invaginates the large ... When this sphincter is exposed in
the dead body , the ileal aperture , in some 60 per cent of the cases ( Di Dio ) , is
...
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