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Henry L. Bockus Jack Edward Berk. ture neoplastic cells seem capable of appro- priate function . In acute leukemia , however , the cells are often immature and incompe- tent , and the patient is at risk of infection because of this ...
Henry L. Bockus Jack Edward Berk. ture neoplastic cells seem capable of appro- priate function . In acute leukemia , however , the cells are often immature and incompe- tent , and the patient is at risk of infection because of this ...
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... cells include ciliated col- umnar cells from the respiratory tract , squa- mous cells from the mouth and esophagus , and gastric columnar cells . A satisfactory specimen must be composed of adequate numbers of well - preserved gastric ...
... cells include ciliated col- umnar cells from the respiratory tract , squa- mous cells from the mouth and esophagus , and gastric columnar cells . A satisfactory specimen must be composed of adequate numbers of well - preserved gastric ...
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... cells from benign me- in exudates . Figure 48-8 . Peritoneal fluid . A , Cirrhosis . Note the dissociated mesothelial cells , several with eccentric nuclei resembling signet - ring cells ( cell block preparation , x 300 ) . B ...
... cells from benign me- in exudates . Figure 48-8 . Peritoneal fluid . A , Cirrhosis . Note the dissociated mesothelial cells , several with eccentric nuclei resembling signet - ring cells ( cell block preparation , x 300 ) . B ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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