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Page 181
... increased number of dis- tended lymphatics in the area of the porta hepatis have been reported in the absence of ascites.31 Conversely , lymphatic channels have barely been detected in some patients with advanced ascites31 Also ...
... increased number of dis- tended lymphatics in the area of the porta hepatis have been reported in the absence of ascites.31 Conversely , lymphatic channels have barely been detected in some patients with advanced ascites31 Also ...
Page 434
... increased but lipase activity is normal during the first few days of clinical illness , serious consideration should be given to a condition other than acute pancreatitis . When pancreatitis is as- sociated with hypertriglyceridemia ...
... increased but lipase activity is normal during the first few days of clinical illness , serious consideration should be given to a condition other than acute pancreatitis . When pancreatitis is as- sociated with hypertriglyceridemia ...
Page 490
... increased prekallikrein transformation rates.28 In vitro kinetic studies have shown that increasing heparin concen- trations will accelerate the prekallikrein con- version rate , and we have found increased endogenous heparin ...
... increased prekallikrein transformation rates.28 In vitro kinetic studies have shown that increasing heparin concen- trations will accelerate the prekallikrein con- version rate , and we have found increased endogenous heparin ...
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Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Frank G Moody Kenneth R Larsen | 66 |
Clinical Manifestations | 101 |
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