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A part of the jejunum (above) and of the ileum (below) are shown. The blood vessels have been injected with coloured rubber. The differences in external characteristics between Jejunum and Ileum can be seen.
The jejunum (above) has a larger caliber and more coarse vessels and larger but less vessels arches. In the ileum (below) the vessels arches are finer and in multiple levels .
The jejunum (above) has a larger caliber and more coarse vessels and larger but less vessels arches. In the ileum (below) the vessels arches are finer and in multiple levels .
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Netherlands, Leiden – Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden University
Jejunum
Arteriae jejunales
Ileum
Arteriae ileales
Intestinum tenue
Creator(s)/credit: Judith de Roeck-den Boeft, prosector, specimen, LUMC; Tamara M. Guijt - Alberts, prosector, photo, LUMC
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"Leiden - Photo Differences in external characteristics of Jejunum and Ileum (dissection specimen) - no labels" at AnatomyTOOL.org by Judith de Roeck-den Boeft, LUMC and Tamara M. Guijt - Alberts, LUMC, license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
"Leiden - Photo Differences in external characteristics of Jejunum and Ileum (dissection specimen) - no labels" by Judith de Roeck-den Boeft, LUMC and Tamara M. Guijt - Alberts, LUMC, license: CC BY-NC-SA
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