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Page 494
... mesenteric arteries . Selective and superselec- tive catheterization of the celiac and mesen- teric arteries is performed by manipulation of pre - shaped , properly curved catheters us- ing television - monitored image intensifica- tion ...
... mesenteric arteries . Selective and superselec- tive catheterization of the celiac and mesen- teric arteries is performed by manipulation of pre - shaped , properly curved catheters us- ing television - monitored image intensifica- tion ...
Page 495
... mesenteric artery . The right hepatic artery takes origin from the superior mesenteric artery ( arrow ) . The celiac axis gives origin to the left and middle hepatic arteries . The gastroduodenal artery takes origin from the left ...
... mesenteric artery . The right hepatic artery takes origin from the superior mesenteric artery ( arrow ) . The celiac axis gives origin to the left and middle hepatic arteries . The gastroduodenal artery takes origin from the left ...
Page 498
... mesenteric arteriogram during the arterial phase demonstrates the contribution of the superior mesenteric artery to the ascending and transverse portions of the colon . The middle colic artery ( 1 ) arises directly from the superior ...
... mesenteric arteriogram during the arterial phase demonstrates the contribution of the superior mesenteric artery to the ascending and transverse portions of the colon . The middle colic artery ( 1 ) arises directly from the superior ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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