On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... canal , in almost the lowest animals , and have thus furnished in its favor the surest testimony that can be given to the importance of any organ ; namely , its all but universal presence in the animal kingdom . The circumstance , then ...
... canal , in almost the lowest animals , and have thus furnished in its favor the surest testimony that can be given to the importance of any organ ; namely , its all but universal presence in the animal kingdom . The circumstance , then ...
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... we shall perceive that the entire organ , abstracting the canals in which the trunk and branches of those veins run , is occupied by a close network of capillary bloodvessels , continuous in every direction 20 INTRODUCTION .
... we shall perceive that the entire organ , abstracting the canals in which the trunk and branches of those veins run , is occupied by a close network of capillary bloodvessels , continuous in every direction 20 INTRODUCTION .
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... canal . P. The portal vein . A D. The accompanying artery and duct . a a . Portions of the canal from which the vein has been removed . b . Orifices of ultimate twigs of the vein springing immediately from it . With the artery and duct ...
... canal . P. The portal vein . A D. The accompanying artery and duct . a a . Portions of the canal from which the vein has been removed . b . Orifices of ultimate twigs of the vein springing immediately from it . With the artery and duct ...
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... canal , from which the vein has been removed . b b . Orifices of ultimate twigs of the vein , formed by the capillaries of single lobules . We have already seen that a branch of the artery accompanies each branch of the portal vein and ...
... canal , from which the vein has been removed . b b . Orifices of ultimate twigs of the vein , formed by the capillaries of single lobules . We have already seen that a branch of the artery accompanies each branch of the portal vein and ...
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... canals . Each portal vein , however small , has an artery and a duct running along it . The coats of the duct are ... canal . Diagram , representing the arrangement of the follicles in a small Gall- duct . Having obtained a conception ...
... canals . Each portal vein , however small , has an artery and a duct running along it . The coats of the duct are ... canal . Diagram , representing the arrangement of the follicles in a small Gall- duct . Having obtained a conception ...
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