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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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 . It is important ,
furthermore ...
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 . It is important ,
furthermore ...
Page 68
The level at which the inferior mesenteric a . takes off varies within the distance
between the middle of L2 and the disk between L3 and L4 , but it is most
commonly that of the middle of L3 ( Taniguchi ) . The origin of the vessel ( 3 to 5
mm . in ...
The level at which the inferior mesenteric a . takes off varies within the distance
between the middle of L2 and the disk between L3 and L4 , but it is most
commonly that of the middle of L3 ( Taniguchi ) . The origin of the vessel ( 3 to 5
mm . in ...
Page 69
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 ...
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 ...
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