On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... natural quantity of air , or whether this , in whole or in part , be displaced by some denser matter ; whether the surface of the pleura be roughened by fibrine , or its sac distended by fluid ; whether the bronchial tubes be free , or ...
... natural quantity of air , or whether this , in whole or in part , be displaced by some denser matter ; whether the surface of the pleura be roughened by fibrine , or its sac distended by fluid ; whether the bronchial tubes be free , or ...
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... natural purgative . If poured into the intestine in too large quantity , it causes diarrhoea , and if its secretion be deficient , constipation generally follows . Eberle further observed that , in animals which he made the subject of ...
... natural purgative . If poured into the intestine in too large quantity , it causes diarrhoea , and if its secretion be deficient , constipation generally follows . Eberle further observed that , in animals which he made the subject of ...
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... natural conformation , seems only just capable of purifying the blood from the principles of bile , in favorable circumstances . They are born with a tendency to bilious derangements . This innate defect of power in the liver has its ...
... natural conformation , seems only just capable of purifying the blood from the principles of bile , in favorable circumstances . They are born with a tendency to bilious derangements . This innate defect of power in the liver has its ...
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... natural to them . If the biliary congestion be long kept up , the function of the cells in the congested lobules is arrested , or rendered less active , and the cells seem to become impaired in their vitality and powers of reproduction ...
... natural to them . If the biliary congestion be long kept up , the function of the cells in the congested lobules is arrested , or rendered less active , and the cells seem to become impaired in their vitality and powers of reproduction ...
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... natural elements , even , of any secretion , be in undue quantity in the blood , they may lead to a state of congestion of the secreting organ . All this is strikingly illustrated by the kid- ney . Diuretic medicines , when given in ...
... natural elements , even , of any secretion , be in undue quantity in the blood , they may lead to a state of congestion of the secreting organ . All this is strikingly illustrated by the kid- ney . Diuretic medicines , when given in ...
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