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Almost all cases have a history of alcoholism . The duration of symptoms is short ;
edema and ascites evolve rapidly . The liver is large , sometimes weighing over
5000 gm . The capsule is tense ; the color varies between yellow and green ; the
...
Almost all cases have a history of alcoholism . The duration of symptoms is short ;
edema and ascites evolve rapidly . The liver is large , sometimes weighing over
5000 gm . The capsule is tense ; the color varies between yellow and green ; the
...
Page 138
EXCESSIVE CYSTIC DUCT STUMP 3 Recurrence of preoperative symptoms ,
but particularly of biliary colic within 2 or more months following cholecystectomy
, has been called postcholecystectomy symptoms or syndrome . Provided the ...
EXCESSIVE CYSTIC DUCT STUMP 3 Recurrence of preoperative symptoms ,
but particularly of biliary colic within 2 or more months following cholecystectomy
, has been called postcholecystectomy symptoms or syndrome . Provided the ...
Page 147
The symptoms are those of an increasing tumor mass in the region of the
pancreas , with pressure on other organs . The development and growth from
benign cystadenoma may be relatively slow , with case histories of known
duration of ...
The symptoms are those of an increasing tumor mass in the region of the
pancreas , with pressure on other organs . The development and growth from
benign cystadenoma may be relatively slow , with case histories of known
duration of ...
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Contents
PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF | 1 |
Cholelithiasis I Stone Formation | 2 |
Cholecystitis II Complications | 8 |
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