On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... tissue about them , appear very thin and delicate . ' But , although the capillaries form a continuous network through- out the substance of the liver , no part of the portal blood traverses the entire network . The whole mass of ...
... tissue about them , appear very thin and delicate . ' But , although the capillaries form a continuous network through- out the substance of the liver , no part of the portal blood traverses the entire network . The whole mass of ...
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... tissue . In the pig , in which the lobules of the liver were first noticed , they are thus invested , but the injected pre- parations of Mr. Bowman show , I think , clearly , that in man , and in many other animals , they are not ...
... tissue . In the pig , in which the lobules of the liver were first noticed , they are thus invested , but the injected pre- parations of Mr. Bowman show , I think , clearly , that in man , and in many other animals , they are not ...
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... tissue , which surrounds these vessels , and is continued in a thin layer round the branches of the portal vein itself . This layer separates by a small space the lobules from the branches of the vein , and makes the coats of the latter ...
... tissue , which surrounds these vessels , and is continued in a thin layer round the branches of the portal vein itself . This layer separates by a small space the lobules from the branches of the vein , and makes the coats of the latter ...
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... tissue of the liver . This , which serves to protect the essential elements of the organ , is , in man , spread in a dense layer over its surface , forming the proper capsule of the liver , and is continued into its interior in the ...
... tissue of the liver . This , which serves to protect the essential elements of the organ , is , in man , spread in a dense layer over its surface , forming the proper capsule of the liver , and is continued into its interior in the ...
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... tissue in the portal canals . According to Dr. Handfield Jones , nervous threads , which have the usual character of organic nerves , consisting almost wholly of " ge- latinous " fibres , are spread in great number over the branches of ...
... tissue in the portal canals . According to Dr. Handfield Jones , nervous threads , which have the usual character of organic nerves , consisting almost wholly of " ge- latinous " fibres , are spread in great number over the branches of ...
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