Biliary acute pancreatitis: A review

Figure 2 Some anatomical features of the opossum: rich density of nerve fibres jumping the duodeno-pancreatic cleft (a). The joining of the main pancreatic duct (c) with the bile duct (b) giving origin to a long common bile-pancreatic segment before reaching the outlet into the duodenum. The presence of an extension of the pancreatic gland into the hepatic hilum (d). Arriving to the pancreas of the vagus nerve (e). Right kidney (f). Stomach dis placed upward and to the right (g). Duodenal and pyloric branches of the hepatic artery (h). Liver (i)