On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... vessels of this network immediately minister to the secretion of bile . The vessels of larger size serve merely to convey the blood to them , or carry it from them . Fig . 1 . capillaries . These capillaries are of comparatively large ...
... vessels of this network immediately minister to the secretion of bile . The vessels of larger size serve merely to convey the blood to them , or carry it from them . Fig . 1 . capillaries . These capillaries are of comparatively large ...
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... vessels cross each other . In consequence of this arrangement of the minute vessels , if we cut into a liver in which , as is usual after death , the branches and twigs of the hepatic vein , and the capillaries immediately terminating ...
... vessels cross each other . In consequence of this arrangement of the minute vessels , if we cut into a liver in which , as is usual after death , the branches and twigs of the hepatic vein , and the capillaries immediately terminating ...
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... vessels , which are very much smaller than the corresponding portal vein , run up ( as seen in Fig . 3 ' ) on one side of it , and of course on that side the capillaries do not spring so im- mediately from the venous trunk ; in other ...
... vessels , which are very much smaller than the corresponding portal vein , run up ( as seen in Fig . 3 ' ) on one side of it , and of course on that side the capillaries do not spring so im- mediately from the venous trunk ; in other ...
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... 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 appear thicker than those of ...
... 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 appear thicker than those of ...
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... vessels will be detected without the aid of the magnifying glass . " о Fig . 5 . The blood of the hepatic artery not only nou- rishes the coats of the excretory portion of the ducts , but furnishes the materials of their proper ...
... vessels will be detected without the aid of the magnifying glass . " о Fig . 5 . The blood of the hepatic artery not only nou- rishes the coats of the excretory portion of the ducts , but furnishes the materials of their proper ...
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