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[Accessory lobe of the pancreas].
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Angiomyxoma in Accessory Hepatic Lobe.
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Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 2011
The aim of the present communication was to describe an accessory hepatic lobe in two patients and to outline the significance of the timely identification of this very rare anatomic variation for the clinical practice.In the course of right hemihepatectomy, accessory liver lobes were detected in two patients.
Daniel V, Kostov, Georgi L, Kobakov
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The aim of the present communication was to describe an accessory hepatic lobe in two patients and to outline the significance of the timely identification of this very rare anatomic variation for the clinical practice.In the course of right hemihepatectomy, accessory liver lobes were detected in two patients.
Daniel V, Kostov, Georgi L, Kobakov
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INTRATHORACIC ACCESSORY LOBE OF THE LIVER
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1960Excerpt An accessory or anomalous lobe of the liver is an uncommon finding which, while of little clinical importance, may present a diagnostic problem.
S A, KAUFMAN, I M, MADOFF
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Accessory Lobe Of the Liver With Infarction
Archives of Surgery, 1964Anomalies of the liver are uncommon and for the most part consist of variations in the size and configuration of the true right and left lobes, such as marked elongation of the right lobe producing the so-called Riedel's lobe, or of the surface markings which define the quadrate and caudate lobes.
J R, WATSON, R E, LEE
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Accessory Lobe of the Submandibular Gland
Radiology, 1973Two patients with ectopic accessory lobes of the submandibular gland are discussed. The diagnosis was established conclusively by sialography. The embryological origin of the submandibular and sublingual glands is discussed to explain the genesis of this unusual anatomical variant.
B W, Jafek, J L, Strife
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Infarction of an Accessory Lobe of the Liver
A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1958Accessory lobes of the liver are noted infrequently at necropsy or as an incidental finding at the time of abdominal surgery. These lobes rarely give rise to conditions requiring surgical intervention. Accessory lobes of the liver are small and may be attached to the liver by a mesentery or liver parenchyma.
H D, OLINDE, H W, BOGGS
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Pedunculated Accessory Hepatic Lobe
Archives of Surgery, 1972The sixth reported case of pedunculated accessory hepatic lobe occurred in a 29-year-old neurosthenic woman with chronic symptoms. Resection was followed by complete relief.
S, Omanik, I, Jablonsky
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An Accessory Lobe of Lung in a Newborn
Pediatrics, 1970A lower accessory lobe is an extremely uncommon anomaly, which probably arises during embryonic life by separation of a part of the primitive pulmonary anlage from the remainder of the lung. However, this unusual cause of respiratory distress in the infant should be considered in differential diagnosis; if present, as in the case reported, it should be
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