The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract |
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Page 62
Independent of the causes , the degenerative process is associated
macroscopically with an enlarged organ , a tense capsule , a rounded anterior
edge reduced consistency and an obscured architecture , provided that passive
congestion ...
Independent of the causes , the degenerative process is associated
macroscopically with an enlarged organ , a tense capsule , a rounded anterior
edge reduced consistency and an obscured architecture , provided that passive
congestion ...
Page 68
In time , this series of associated events , progressively turning out new nodules
and septa , obscures the lobular and replaces it with a nodular architecture . The
final result is a diffuse nodular liver , which , when the fat eventually has ...
In time , this series of associated events , progressively turning out new nodules
and septa , obscures the lobular and replaces it with a nodular architecture . The
final result is a diffuse nodular liver , which , when the fat eventually has ...
Page 129
Cholesterolosis , which occurs far more frequently in women than in men , is
assumed by some to be associated with clinical manifestations similar to those of
chronic cholecystitis . Others feel that cholesterolosis does not cause specific ...
Cholesterolosis , which occurs far more frequently in women than in men , is
assumed by some to be associated with clinical manifestations similar to those of
chronic cholecystitis . Others feel that cholesterolosis does not cause specific ...
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Contents
SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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