in·ter·lob·u·lar duct

any duct leading from a lobule of a gland and formed by the junction of the intralobular ducts.

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in·ter·lob·u·lar duct

(in'tĕr-lob'yū-lăr dŭkt)

Any duct leading from a lobule of a gland and formed by the junction of the fine ducts draining the acini.

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interlobar duct

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Interlobular ducts and small bile ducts are surrounded by a vascular plexus forming from irregularly distributing small round cavity-like capillary.

Study of Relationship Between the Blood Supply of the Extrahepatic Bile Duct and Duct Supply Branches from Gastroduodenal Artery on Imaging and Anatomy

As the intercalated ducts are less in number most of the terminal alveoli are often quite elongated and open directly into the larger interlobular ducts at the periphery of the lobule.

HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF HUMAN SUBLINGUAL GLAND WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON INTERCALATED AND STRIATED DUCTS

Immunohistochemical typing of the lymphocytes reveals a predominance of CD[3.sup.+], CD[4.sup.+], and CD[8.sup.+] T lymphocytes in the inflammatory infiltrates surrounding the medium-sized and large interlobular ducts, with occasional invasion of the duct epithelium.

Nonneoplastic mimickers of pancreatic neoplasms

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