The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system. pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas |
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A pancreaticocolic trunk may come into existence when the middle colic a . , arising either from the superior mesenteric a . or directly from the aorta , may release the dorsal pancreatic ( and transverse pancreatic ) a .
A pancreaticocolic trunk may come into existence when the middle colic a . , arising either from the superior mesenteric a . or directly from the aorta , may release the dorsal pancreatic ( and transverse pancreatic ) a .
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AR - ARC OF RIOLAN C - CELIAC TRUNK D - DUODENUM DP - DORSAL PANCREATIC ARTERY H- HEPATIC ARTERY IC - ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM - INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC - LEFT COLIC ARTERY M- MARGINAL ARTERY MC - MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY RC RIGHT COLIC ...
AR - ARC OF RIOLAN C - CELIAC TRUNK D - DUODENUM DP - DORSAL PANCREATIC ARTERY H- HEPATIC ARTERY IC - ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM - INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC - LEFT COLIC ARTERY M- MARGINAL ARTERY MC - MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY RC RIGHT COLIC ...
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AMC - ACCESSORY MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY B - BIFURCATION OF SUPERIOR RECTAL ARTERY HF - HEPATIC FLEXURE OF COLON IC - ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM - INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC - LEFT COLIC ARTERY M - MARGINAL ARTERY MC - MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY RC ...
AMC - ACCESSORY MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY B - BIFURCATION OF SUPERIOR RECTAL ARTERY HF - HEPATIC FLEXURE OF COLON IC - ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM - INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC - LEFT COLIC ARTERY M - MARGINAL ARTERY MC - MIDDLE COLIC ARTERY RC ...
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