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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AMC - ACCESSORY MIDDLE COUC ARTERY B - BIFURCATION OF SUPERIOR
RECTAL ARTERY D - DUODENUM HF- HEPATIC FLEXURE OF COLON IC-
ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM- INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC-LEFT COLIC ...
AMC - ACCESSORY MIDDLE COUC ARTERY B - BIFURCATION OF SUPERIOR
RECTAL ARTERY D - DUODENUM HF- HEPATIC FLEXURE OF COLON IC-
ILEOCOLIC ARTERY IM- INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY LC-LEFT COLIC ...
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The lowest of these plexuses, the external rectal (hemorrhoidal") plexus, lies in
the peri-anal space (see pages 32 and 60), i.e., in the subcutaneous tissue
surrounding the lower anal canal below the intermuscular groove (white line of
Hilton; ...
The lowest of these plexuses, the external rectal (hemorrhoidal") plexus, lies in
the peri-anal space (see pages 32 and 60), i.e., in the subcutaneous tissue
surrounding the lower anal canal below the intermuscular groove (white line of
Hilton; ...
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Pathophysiology of Defecation During the period of "spinal shock", which
supervenes for some weeks immediately following transection of the spinal cord
above the origin of the lumbar sympathetic nerves, the rectum and sphincters are
...
Pathophysiology of Defecation During the period of "spinal shock", which
supervenes for some weeks immediately following transection of the spinal cord
above the origin of the lumbar sympathetic nerves, the rectum and sphincters are
...
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