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Page 96
Such a relapse may sometimes be very severe and even proceed to massive
necrosis . In other patients , after a period of apparent recovery , acute hepatitis
recurs , and the possibility exists that infection by a different virus ( for instance
the ...
Such a relapse may sometimes be very severe and even proceed to massive
necrosis . In other patients , after a period of apparent recovery , acute hepatitis
recurs , and the possibility exists that infection by a different virus ( for instance
the ...
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 ...
Page 135
Though they sometimes contain deposited cholesterol , they must be
differentiated from the histiocytic eminences in cholesterolosis ( see page 129 ) .
These papillomas appear histologically as a villous overgrowth of the surface
epithelium ...
Though they sometimes contain deposited cholesterol , they must be
differentiated from the histiocytic eminences in cholesterolosis ( see page 129 ) .
These papillomas appear histologically as a villous overgrowth of the surface
epithelium ...
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PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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