shape of the pancreas
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a: Shape of the pancreas ~
b: a tadpole
What:
"The pancreas is in the upper abdomen and lies behind the stomach and intestines (guts). The shape of the pancreas is like a tadpole, and so the pancreas has a head, a body and a tail. The head section is nearest to the duodenum (the part of the gut just after the stomach)."
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Writer: Dr Tim Kenny , Dr Colin Tidy
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Date: Dec 29 2013 1:37 PM
# 4490 Critique Analogy
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