The mucous glands of the bile ducts and gall bladder / by Bayard Holmes, M.D., Chicago, Ill.

  • Bayard Taylor Holmes
Date:
[1911?]
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: The mucous glands of the bile ducts and gall bladder / by Bayard Holmes, M.D., Chicago, Ill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    patic border of the lateral ligaments, especially the left one. They are, for the most part, subject to frequent variations, but they also have certain characteristics in common which enable them to be recognized without difficulty. These characteristics' are as follows: Fig. 2.—A sketch from a drawing of an injection of a bile-duct somewhat reduced. It shows the general dichotomy of the large bile ducts and the tendency of the smaller ducts to a bayou-like leaving and returning to the adjoining canals. It also shows the numerous bud-like processes for the mu¬ cous glands. (Sappey’s Fig. 825 1. c.) “(1) They all communicate with the biliary ducts, so that they are injected on filling the latter. “(2) Like the biliary ducts they assume a yellowish hue post mortem, though not so deep. “(3) Like the biliary ducts they are composed of an epithelial and of a fibrous layer; however, the fibrous
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