Anatomical Basis of Infectious Disease |
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Page 170
... Obstruction to cardiac lymph flow results in interstitial edema and ischemic injury to the myocardium owing to increased pressure in the extracellular fluid space which interferes with the arterial inflow of blood . Chronic obstruction ...
... Obstruction to cardiac lymph flow results in interstitial edema and ischemic injury to the myocardium owing to increased pressure in the extracellular fluid space which interferes with the arterial inflow of blood . Chronic obstruction ...
Page 198
... obstruction . Bowel obstruction can occur due to tuberculosis but not from typhoid fever . The terminal ileum , being narrower and thinner than the jejunum , is more prone to rupture in typhoid fever . Another reason for the ileum's ...
... obstruction . Bowel obstruction can occur due to tuberculosis but not from typhoid fever . The terminal ileum , being narrower and thinner than the jejunum , is more prone to rupture in typhoid fever . Another reason for the ileum's ...
Page 346
... obstruction and , 170 Interventricular foramen ( see Foramen of Monro ) Intervertebral discs surgery of ... obstruction of , 220 gangrene of , 175 lymphangiectasis in schistosomiasis and , 324 obstruction of femoral hernia and , 272 ...
... obstruction and , 170 Interventricular foramen ( see Foramen of Monro ) Intervertebral discs surgery of ... obstruction of , 220 gangrene of , 175 lymphangiectasis in schistosomiasis and , 324 obstruction of femoral hernia and , 272 ...
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