Titlebook: Basic and Clinical Hepatology; Pietro M. Motta,Liberato J. A. DiDio Book 1982 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1982 hepatology.liver

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R. Brunetaud,D. Coutsouradis,R. Stickleren useful for producing clear three-dimensional images of the vasculature of many organs, including the liver [1–3]. This chapter briefly describes the method and reviews the liver findings in man and in monkey and some other animals [4–6]. Emphasis will be placed on the peribiliary plexus and its c

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Metallography of High Temperature Fatigue,nosis, and influencing the management of liver diseases. In the first part of this chapter, we will discuss several areas that most clearly illustrate the breakthrough of clinical hepatology from the empirism which for a long time has characterized it.

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Metallography of High Temperature Fatigue,limited, and no attempt is made to provide comprehensive coverage in a single chapter of the vast field of hepatic surgery. For this, the interested reader is referred to the recent survey of hepatic surgery edited by Madding and Kennedy [1] and to the short, basic monograph of McDermott [2]. It sho

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Fine Structure of Human Liver Cells,ns and morphology of the hepatocyte. The cellular components that have received the most attention, however, in the last decade have been the surface areas of the hepatic membranes and the Golgi apparatus.

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