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Anatomie, Funktion und tumorartige Läsionen

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Das Kapitel behandelt im ersten Teil die Anatomie der extrahepatischen Gallenwege, einschließlich der Vater-Papille, und macht die funktionelle Bedeutung der Strukturen deutlich. Der zweite Abschnitt des Kapitels beschäftigt sich mit den Formvarianten, Fehlbildungen und tumorartigen Läsionen, die schematisch, tabellarisch und im histologischen Bild dargestellt werden.

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