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The tubular structures that range from microscopic size located between cells of the liver to larger structures outside of the liver. The gallbladder is attached to the bile ducts.
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| bile ducts |
According to Flint, the most common point at which union actually occurs is within 1 cm of the upper border of the duodenum (H). In 28 cases there were no supraduodenal common bile ducts at all (T), the union taking place at a point anywhere from behind the upper border of the duodenum to the part embedded in the pancreas, and in 3 cases the only representative of the common duct was the part that lies in the wall of the duodenum (U).
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| bile ducts |
tubes that carry bile from the liver to the gallbladder for storage, and to the small intestine for use in digestion.
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| bile ducts |
the tubes through which bile flows
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| bile ducts |
channels that collect bile from the liver and deliver it to the intestine.
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