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Page 177
... fluid associated with dis- ease of the liver , and Erasistratus ( 250 BC ) likewise noted the association of ascites with firmness of the liver . ' Abdominal paracen- tesis to rid the patient of fluid was advocated by Celsus about 20 BC ...
... fluid associated with dis- ease of the liver , and Erasistratus ( 250 BC ) likewise noted the association of ascites with firmness of the liver . ' Abdominal paracen- tesis to rid the patient of fluid was advocated by Celsus about 20 BC ...
Page 179
... fluid with the features of an exudate . In uncom- mon instances , the ascites may appear to be a transudate , as when tumor emboli to the liver invade the portal circulation and pro- duce portal hypertension and ascitic fluid with ...
... fluid with the features of an exudate . In uncom- mon instances , the ascites may appear to be a transudate , as when tumor emboli to the liver invade the portal circulation and pro- duce portal hypertension and ascitic fluid with ...
Page 188
... fluid and staining or inoculating the sediment . 87 Malignancy . Ascitic fluid develops in these conditions as a result of metastatic invasion of the peritoneum . The mechanism of fluid accumulation involves obstruction by the neoplasia ...
... fluid and staining or inoculating the sediment . 87 Malignancy . Ascitic fluid develops in these conditions as a result of metastatic invasion of the peritoneum . The mechanism of fluid accumulation involves obstruction by the neoplasia ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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