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Page 168
... bilirubin , the orange - yellow pigment responsible for jaundice , are discussed in detail in Chapter 147 , and only a brief sum- mary is presented here . Serum Levels . The average normal level of bilirubin in serum is 0.6 mg / dl ...
... bilirubin , the orange - yellow pigment responsible for jaundice , are discussed in detail in Chapter 147 , and only a brief sum- mary is presented here . Serum Levels . The average normal level of bilirubin in serum is 0.6 mg / dl ...
Page 169
... bilirubin in the serum rises to about 15 mg / dl . It remains at that level unless the supply of bilirubin is increased by hemolysis , the uri- nary excretion of conjugated bilirubin is im- paired by decreased renal blood flow , or the ...
... bilirubin in the serum rises to about 15 mg / dl . It remains at that level unless the supply of bilirubin is increased by hemolysis , the uri- nary excretion of conjugated bilirubin is im- paired by decreased renal blood flow , or the ...
Page 414
... bilirubin level and reaches a plateau of 3 to 4 times the upper limit of normal . The rise is associated with an increase in alkaline phosphatase in liver tissue , in both hepato- cytes and bile duct cells ; in the hepatocytes the ...
... bilirubin level and reaches a plateau of 3 to 4 times the upper limit of normal . The rise is associated with an increase in alkaline phosphatase in liver tissue , in both hepato- cytes and bile duct cells ; in the hepatocytes the ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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