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The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)

[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 135

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Davis, Minute Anatomy of the Liver. 1879.] 133 In fig. 4 is seen a longitudinal section of a large bile duct, with its cha- racteristic epithelium and also its blue injection fluid. At b, c, and d it breaks up into capillaries. The capillaries at b are shown increased in size in fig. 5. Each mesh… … Lougitudinal section, of a bile-duct; cat's liver. At a is ;n the epithelium ; at 6, e, and d. the duct is breaking inio capillaries. The lower figure shows the capillaries at & more highly mt in a mesh may belong to a single cell. The diameter of the capillaries varies with the amount of contained…

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