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Restoration of an obliterated common bile duct in dogs

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The construction of bile duct fistulac resulted occasionally in cicatrization of the duct in the papilla region. Autopsy of two dogs has demonstrated obliteration of the distal part of the duct and the formation of a new connection with the duodenum restoration of the bile duct.

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  1. Laboratory of Growth and Development Institute of Experimental Biology, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow

    B. P. Solopaev

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Solopaev, B.P. Restoration of an obliterated common bile duct in dogs. Bull Exp Biol Med 43, 741–743 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00784340

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