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Morgagni

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Mor·ga·gni (môr-gäny), Giovanni Battista 1682-1771.
Italian anatomist considered to be the founder of pathological anatomy. By collecting case histories and performing postmortem examinations, he discovered relationships between disease and physiological changes and was the first to describe the anatomical structures that bear his name.


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The thin sections of the nanocomposite samples were examined by TEM with a Philips Morgagni 268 microscope at an acceleration voltage of 70 kV.
[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Tani Morgagni tipinde diyafram hernisi Hastaya cekilen oszefagus-mide- duodenum (OMD) ve ince barsak pasaj grafisinde ozefagogastrik bileske, sag tarafta diyaframin uzerinde diyafram hernisi yer almakta, midenin fundusu ve korpusunun buyuk bir kismi sag hemidiyaframin uzerinde sag parakardiak bolgede izlenmekteydi (Sekil 2).
Address for correspondence: Enrico Tortoli, Regional Reference Center for Mycobacteria, Microbiology Laboratory, Careggi Hospital, Viale Morgagni 85, 50134 Florence, Italy; email: enrico.
 
 
 
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