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porta hepatis - opening for major blood vessels to enter and leave the liver

orifice, porta, opening - an aperture or hole that opens into a bodily cavity; "the orifice into the aorta from the lower left chamber of the heart"

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opening orifice porta portal	Intraoperatively, because of severe inflammation and dense adhesions in the region of the Calot triangle and bleeding arising from the porta hepatis which obscured the operating field, the method was converted to a conventional open approach. Emergency liver resection for combined biliary and vascular injury ... by Kouraklis, Gregorios / Southern Medical Journal 2) Mesenteroaxial gastric volvuli are characterized by an axis of rotation around a line that runs from the center of the greater curvature to the porta hepatis (transverse axis), with the site of obstruction being located in the pyloric antrum. Radiological case of the month: Payman J. Danielpour, MD; Raul ... by Danielpour, Payman J.; Mederos, Raul; Ramey, Margarita El- A.; Aalberg, Joshua K.; Sendzischew, Morg / Applied Radiology In retrospect, what was identified on the ultrasound as a gallbladder with stones and sludge was likely fat in the porta hepatis with shadowing from the surgical clips. These things do happen--two broken systems by Smith, Michael S. / Physician Executive	Port Royal port running Port Said Port Salut port security Port Stanley Port Sudan port support activity Port Talbot Port toll Port Vila Port warden port watcher port wine port wine stain port-access coronary bypass surgery Port-au-Prince Port-Gentil Port-of-Spain Port-royalist Port-Salut Port-Vila port-wine stain Port. porta porta hepatis portabella portability portable portable circular saw portable computer Portable forge portable gas cylinder portable saw Portable steam engine Portableness portacaval shunt Portace portacrib® Portadown Portage Portage group Portague Portakabin portal Portal bracing portal frame portal hypertension portal site portal system portal tomb	Port-royalist Port-Salut Port-Salut cheese Port-Sharing Device Port-Vila Port-Vila Port-wine port-wine mark port-wine mark port-wine mark port-wine mark port-wine mark port-wine mark port-wine nevus port-wine stain port-wine stain port-wine stain port-wine stain port-wine stain port-wine urine Port. Port/Starboard porta porta porta porta porta porta porta Porta cath porta hepatis porta person Porta, Carlo Porta, Carlo Porta, Costanzo Porta, Ercole Porta, Francesco della Porta, Giacomo della Porta, Giambattista della Porta, Giovanni Porta, Guglielmo della portabella portabella portabella portabellas portabellas portabellas Portabello Portabello Portabello portability portability portability portability portability Portability (computer science) portability agreement Portability Agreements portable portable portable

Intraoperatively, because of severe inflammation and dense adhesions in the region of the Calot triangle and bleeding arising from the porta hepatis which obscured the operating field, the method was converted to a conventional open approach.

Emergency liver resection for combined biliary and vascular injury ... by Kouraklis, Gregorios / Southern Medical Journal

2) Mesenteroaxial gastric volvuli are characterized by an axis of rotation around a line that runs from the center of the greater curvature to the porta hepatis (transverse axis), with the site of obstruction being located in the pyloric antrum.

Radiological case of the month: Payman J. Danielpour, MD; Raul ... by Danielpour, Payman J.; Mederos, Raul; Ramey, Margarita El- A.; Aalberg, Joshua K.; Sendzischew, Morg / Applied Radiology

In retrospect, what was identified on the ultrasound as a gallbladder with stones and sludge was likely fat in the porta hepatis with shadowing from the surgical clips.

These things do happen--two broken systems by Smith, Michael S. / Physician Executive

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