The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system. pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas |
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These changes may , in milder cases , revert within 10 days . by absorption of the inflammatory tissue components and cell regeneration . More commonly , however , the process continues , and necroses appear in the superficial parts of ...
These changes may , in milder cases , revert within 10 days . by absorption of the inflammatory tissue components and cell regeneration . More commonly , however , the process continues , and necroses appear in the superficial parts of ...
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The subserosal tissue often contains tubercles which can be seen from outside . The peritoneal coat is thickened and may show minute gray tubercles and patches of fibrinoplastic exudate . Histologically , the base of the ulcer often ...
The subserosal tissue often contains tubercles which can be seen from outside . The peritoneal coat is thickened and may show minute gray tubercles and patches of fibrinoplastic exudate . Histologically , the base of the ulcer often ...
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Edematous , vascularized connective tissue and usually some mononuclear cells are seen beneath the epithelium . In the polypoid adenomas , a stalklike connective tissue central structure arises from the submucosa and , sometimes ...
Edematous , vascularized connective tissue and usually some mononuclear cells are seen beneath the epithelium . In the polypoid adenomas , a stalklike connective tissue central structure arises from the submucosa and , sometimes ...
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