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Page 177
... detected by the loss of high frequency vibrations in the area containing the fluid . When employed criti- cally , as little as 120 ml of free fluid can be detected by this sign . If the liver can be felt , a quick pushing motion with ...
... detected by the loss of high frequency vibrations in the area containing the fluid . When employed criti- cally , as little as 120 ml of free fluid can be detected by this sign . If the liver can be felt , a quick pushing motion with ...
Page 271
... detected by noting these characteristics . Some special procedure may be required to relax the abdominal musculature suffi- ciently to be able to feel a tumor or mass . One way of achieving this is to examine the patient while he lies ...
... detected by noting these characteristics . Some special procedure may be required to relax the abdominal musculature suffi- ciently to be able to feel a tumor or mass . One way of achieving this is to examine the patient while he lies ...
Page 327
... detected in serum after all the intact fibrinogen is clotted from plasma by thrombin . These fibrinogen or fibrin degradation products ( FDPs ) can then be detected by a variety of immunologic tests . One of the simplest and most rapid ...
... detected in serum after all the intact fibrinogen is clotted from plasma by thrombin . These fibrinogen or fibrin degradation products ( FDPs ) can then be detected by a variety of immunologic tests . One of the simplest and most rapid ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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