The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract |
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Sometimes other anomalies , such as aneurysms of the cerebral arteries , are
encountered simultaneously . The lesion is often familiar . Exceptionally , this
hepatic involvement may produce upper comcau abdominal pain and a feeling of
...
Sometimes other anomalies , such as aneurysms of the cerebral arteries , are
encountered simultaneously . The lesion is often familiar . Exceptionally , this
hepatic involvement may produce upper comcau abdominal pain and a feeling of
...
Page 70
Palpation and percussion uncover a sometimes enlarged , sometimes shrunken
liver , depending upon the stage of the disease . The organ , in most cases , is
firm , and the granular character of the surface is rarely palpable . Severe
jaundice ...
Palpation and percussion uncover a sometimes enlarged , sometimes shrunken
liver , depending upon the stage of the disease . The organ , in most cases , is
firm , and the granular character of the surface is rarely palpable . Severe
jaundice ...
Page 101
The Boeck follicle has frequently a lymphocytic rim ; it fails to show caseation , but
its center zone has sometimes a smudgy appearance , designated as fibrinoid
degeneration . Within and around the follicle a hyaline material appears which ...
The Boeck follicle has frequently a lymphocytic rim ; it fails to show caseation , but
its center zone has sometimes a smudgy appearance , designated as fibrinoid
degeneration . Within and around the follicle a hyaline material appears which ...
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Contents
SECTION | 1 |
Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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