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ExtRINSIC CANCER FIXING AND COMPRESSING DUCT INTRINSIC CANCER
BALL-VALVE STONE ExTRAHEPATIc BILIARY OBSTRucIIon I Mechanism
Extrahepatic biliary obstruction causes jaundice only if it is located between the
site of ...
ExtRINSIC CANCER FIXING AND COMPRESSING DUCT INTRINSIC CANCER
BALL-VALVE STONE ExTRAHEPATIc BILIARY OBSTRucIIon I Mechanism
Extrahepatic biliary obstruction causes jaundice only if it is located between the
site of ...
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s ECTION x v II – PLATE 2 | ExTRAHEPATIc BILIARY OBSTRucTIoM || Stages
The effects of biliary obstruction upon the liver itself, best observed in biopsy
specimens, develop more rapidly in complete than in incomplete obstruction.
s ECTION x v II – PLATE 2 | ExTRAHEPATIc BILIARY OBSTRucTIoM || Stages
The effects of biliary obstruction upon the liver itself, best observed in biopsy
specimens, develop more rapidly in complete than in incomplete obstruction.
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BILIARY CIRRHosis The term “biliary cirrhosis” is applied to several etiologically
and also morpho. logically different types of ... Obstructive biliary cirrhosis or
cholestatic cirrhosis is the result of very prolonged intrahepatic biliary obstruction
...
BILIARY CIRRHosis The term “biliary cirrhosis” is applied to several etiologically
and also morpho. logically different types of ... Obstructive biliary cirrhosis or
cholestatic cirrhosis is the result of very prolonged intrahepatic biliary obstruction
...
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SECTION | 1 |
plate PAGE NUMBER Num BER 1 Development of Liver and Its Venous System | 2 |
Prenatal and Postnatal Circulation | 3 |
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