Synonyms Bile ductThe bile duct belongs to a duct system between the liver, pancreas and intestine. In this system, bile flows from the liver to the duodenum. In the broadest sense, the gallbladder can also be counted among the bile duct system. Anatomy Bile is formed in the liver. In addition to water, this bile … Bile duct
Histology The first bile duct in the liver is formed only by the walls of the opposite liver cells. After these bile ducts have opened into the Hehring tubules, the bile duct is lined by an epithelium. Other cells are found here: oval cells. The oval cells are stem cells. This means that new cells … Histology | Bile duct
Bile juice is formed in our liver. This bile is needed for the process of fat digestion and is transported to the duodenum through various ducts. What is the choledochal duct? The term “duct” is the Latin term for duct. The word “choledochus” describes the function of the anatomical structure in the digestive tract: “receiving … Ductus Choledochus: Structure, Function & Diseases
The so-called mesogastria refer to the two mesenteries in the stomach, whose development and formation takes place during the embryonic period. The mesogastrium represents the areas of the human abdomen, organs as well as the abdominal wall. These are located between the navel and the junction of both spinae iliacae anteriores superiores. What is a … Mesogastrium: Structure, Function & Diseases
