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Page 130
... edema of the glottis . Below the vocal fold the mucus mem- brane adheres to the underlying structure , thus preventing this edema from extending below the vocal fold . Further , there is considerably more tis- sue above the vocal folds ...
... edema of the glottis . Below the vocal fold the mucus mem- brane adheres to the underlying structure , thus preventing this edema from extending below the vocal fold . Further , there is considerably more tis- sue above the vocal folds ...
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... edema may be so massive that the penis may lay buried in it ; but the testis is not affected by filarial edema , and it does not resolve on penicillin thera- py . On the other hand , both the testis and epididy- mis combined may be ...
... edema may be so massive that the penis may lay buried in it ; but the testis is not affected by filarial edema , and it does not resolve on penicillin thera- py . On the other hand , both the testis and epididy- mis combined may be ...
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... edema can persist longer . Progressive disease may lead to focal abscesses along the lymphatic path- way and regional nodes . Moreover , infection may pass through the lymph nodes to initiate a septi- cemia . Neglect or continued ...
... edema can persist longer . Progressive disease may lead to focal abscesses along the lymphatic path- way and regional nodes . Moreover , infection may pass through the lymph nodes to initiate a septi- cemia . Neglect or continued ...
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