The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. [c1959]. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. [c1962, 1979]. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract, and pancreas. [2d ed., c1964 |
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INTAKE / DAY ACUTE PANCREATITIS MARKED ELEVATION MARKED
HYDROLYSIS SLIGHT DECREASE IN VOLUME , [ HCoz - : ] AND AMYLASE
RANGE CYSTIC FIBROSIS 100 200 MARKED DECREASE IN VOLUME , [ HCo ,
- ) AND ...
INTAKE / DAY ACUTE PANCREATITIS MARKED ELEVATION MARKED
HYDROLYSIS SLIGHT DECREASE IN VOLUME , [ HCoz - : ] AND AMYLASE
RANGE CYSTIC FIBROSIS 100 200 MARKED DECREASE IN VOLUME , [ HCo ,
- ) AND ...
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Acute PANCREATITIS EARLY STAGE , EDEMA , CONGESTION ACUTE
NECROSIS OF PANCREAS WITH INFLAMMATION ADVANCED
HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS , BLOOD BLEBS , FAT NECROSIS In the
earliest and mildest stage of ...
Acute PANCREATITIS EARLY STAGE , EDEMA , CONGESTION ACUTE
NECROSIS OF PANCREAS WITH INFLAMMATION ADVANCED
HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS , BLOOD BLEBS , FAT NECROSIS In the
earliest and mildest stage of ...
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BROWN , R . K . , MOSELEY , PRATT AND PRATT : The early diagnosis of
cancer of the pancreas based on the clinical and pathological ... Coffey , R . J . :
The relationship of acute and chronic cholecystitis to acute pancreatitis , Sth .
Med .
BROWN , R . K . , MOSELEY , PRATT AND PRATT : The early diagnosis of
cancer of the pancreas based on the clinical and pathological ... Coffey , R . J . :
The relationship of acute and chronic cholecystitis to acute pancreatitis , Sth .
Med .
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SECTION XV | 1 |
PART I | 2 |
Prenatal and Postnatal Circulation | 3 |
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