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Abstract
In 44 buffalo fetuses ranging from 4—95 cm CVRIJ, 55 liver with its gall bladder of postnat.l and adult stages the gall bladder was studied anatomically and in 34 buffalo fetuses, ranging from 0.7-85 cm CVRI, two newly born buf faloes (45 days) and four buffaloes (3 and 8 years) of age histologically.
By this, we observed that the shape of the gall bladder is pear—shape in prenatal and postnatal stages. Also, the postion of the gall bladder in the Fossa vesicae felleae is unchanged during the developmental stages. Always is found between the quadrate and right lobes of the liver.
But the relation changes during the individual developmental stages. In early prenatal stages the gall bladder was related medially to the descending part of the duodenum, laterally partly or completly to the liver, depending on the presence of the fissure on the ventral border of the liver.
In the late prenatal and postnatal stages the gall bladder is descends ventrally, so change in relation takes place as medially to the cranial duodenum and laterally partly to the liver and lateral abdominal wall, ribs and the last two intercostal spaces.