On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... complete change of structure . In an organ whose texture is spongy , as the lung , disease produces such striking changes , that we can at once distinguish their different forms , and thus learn to connect them with the symptoms ...
... complete change of structure . In an organ whose texture is spongy , as the lung , disease produces such striking changes , that we can at once distinguish their different forms , and thus learn to connect them with the symptoms ...
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... , and the ulti- mate twigs unite to form larger twigs before they enter the vein . This is shown in Fig . 4 , copied on a smaller scale from one by Mr. Kiernan . To complete our view of the bloodvessels of the liver. 24 INTRODUCTION .
... , and the ulti- mate twigs unite to form larger twigs before they enter the vein . This is shown in Fig . 4 , copied on a smaller scale from one by Mr. Kiernan . To complete our view of the bloodvessels of the liver. 24 INTRODUCTION .
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George Budd. To complete our view of the bloodvessels of the liver , we must now consider the hepatic artery . 2049 Fig . 4 . H H. Longitudinal section of an hepatic vein . a a . Portions of the canal , from which the vein has been ...
George Budd. To complete our view of the bloodvessels of the liver , we must now consider the hepatic artery . 2049 Fig . 4 . H H. Longitudinal section of an hepatic vein . a a . Portions of the canal , from which the vein has been ...
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... complete analysis , and consequently chemists , in their study of this fluid , have confined themselves almost exclusively to bile taken from the gall- bladder . Most chemists , indeed , have been content with bile from the gall ...
... complete analysis , and consequently chemists , in their study of this fluid , have confined themselves almost exclusively to bile taken from the gall- bladder . Most chemists , indeed , have been content with bile from the gall ...
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... complete analyses have been made of human bile , which it is more difficult to obtain fresh , and in sufficient quantity , and when wanted , than the bile of many of the lower animals . Human bile resembles ox - bile in its physical ...
... complete analyses have been made of human bile , which it is more difficult to obtain fresh , and in sufficient quantity , and when wanted , than the bile of many of the lower animals . Human bile resembles ox - bile in its physical ...
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