91 A 17-year-old boy is brought to the emergency department after being shot in the abdomen Emergency laparotomy shows severe damage to the second part of theduodenum, which requires resection of that structure. Ligation of arteries supplying the region of the damaged duodenum is most likely to affect arterial blood supply towhich of the following?A) Head of the pancreasB) Pyloric part of the stomachC) Right adrenal glandD) SpleenE) Transverse colonD

The descending portion or second part of the duodenum borders the right lateral margin of the…

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