Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . ni iloJ moih1,.,iv,T vivlii. Idgiflanby y-Miiomluq JrlgiH Lntaacthsi ling from oint is the ascending (uwro^nomiuq n^j 4- Tl 5- Tl tn;.r, saibasMsJL. inis i quently the duodenum to I third «in§Aar.\from the abdominal itoneun. \ »/.:iiln«iit )\ i . n \ n-nlq* -, n,n,;q lo B«T i , , ;„,y •?-? V : I iract which J een, and from the gall-bladdm-, and transmite-i ugrnheTiepapc-veiBa. It wil .-,? :ilidnjhin:tl ; Jwood from the pa . cava. The tr I —I . and thi »69). Tin- important anastomo | ; jThe Large Intestii&e™,-- nu^v
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