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Page 824
... detected best when coexistent chronic lung disease dis- places the liver below the costal margin . The uncommon occurrence of pelvic metastases is rarely detected by rectal or rectovaginal examination . Radiology . The barium swallow is ...
... detected best when coexistent chronic lung disease dis- places the liver below the costal margin . The uncommon occurrence of pelvic metastases is rarely detected by rectal or rectovaginal examination . Radiology . The barium swallow is ...
Page 841
... detection pre- sent a different picture . The most extensive experience with this approach has been in the Linxian County ... detected early . They also make it clear that when results of treatment are analyzed or com- pared , detailed ...
... detection pre- sent a different picture . The most extensive experience with this approach has been in the Linxian County ... detected early . They also make it clear that when results of treatment are analyzed or com- pared , detailed ...
Page 950
... detected in approximately 60 % of pernicious anemia patients . ( 2 ) Type II , or binding anti- body , reacts with IF or IF - vitamin B12 com- plex at a site distant from the vitamin B12 combining site with IF . Type II antibody ...
... detected in approximately 60 % of pernicious anemia patients . ( 2 ) Type II , or binding anti- body , reacts with IF or IF - vitamin B12 com- plex at a site distant from the vitamin B12 combining site with IF . Type II antibody ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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