On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... surface con- tains the 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 ...
... surface con- tains the 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 ...
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... surface is coated with nucleated cells . These cells , by their apposition and union , form a kind of pavement on the transparent membrane , which , serving as their basis of support , has for this reason been named by Mr. Bowman the ...
... surface is coated with nucleated cells . These cells , by their apposition and union , form a kind of pavement on the transparent membrane , which , serving as their basis of support , has for this reason been named by Mr. Bowman the ...
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... surface , are numerous secreting cells , more or less polygonal from mutual pres- sure . At the bottom of the cæca , the cells are small , and contain a finely granular matter of a yellowish hue . As we proceed from the bottom upwards ...
... surface , are numerous secreting cells , more or less polygonal from mutual pres- sure . At the bottom of the cæca , the cells are small , and contain a finely granular matter of a yellowish hue . As we proceed from the bottom upwards ...
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... surface of the liver , forming a close network . Those on the convex surface unite to form branches , some of which pass through the diaphragm to lymphatic glands in the pos- terior or anterior mediastinum ; while others ( chiefly those ...
... surface of the liver , forming a close network . Those on the convex surface unite to form branches , some of which pass through the diaphragm to lymphatic glands in the pos- terior or anterior mediastinum ; while others ( chiefly those ...
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... surface , the capsule is drawn in , and the surface appears puckered , or fissured , according to the size and direction of the obstructed veins . Again , hydatid and other tumors may cause atrophy of portions of the liver , by the ...
... surface , the capsule is drawn in , and the surface appears puckered , or fissured , according to the size and direction of the obstructed veins . Again , hydatid and other tumors may cause atrophy of portions of the liver , by the ...
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