On diseases of the liverBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 468 pages |
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... urine , has been left to immortalize , by its discovery , the name of a living physician ; and that even now , not- withstanding the interest it has excited for seventeen years , and the attention given to it by the best anatomists of ...
... urine , has been left to immortalize , by its discovery , the name of a living physician ; and that even now , not- withstanding the interest it has excited for seventeen years , and the attention given to it by the best anatomists of ...
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... urine secreted ; that is , we can tell precisely the manner in which their functions are performed . The secretions of the liver , on the contrary , cannot be collected and analyzed during the life of the patient ; indeed , until lately ...
... urine secreted ; that is , we can tell precisely the manner in which their functions are performed . The secretions of the liver , on the contrary , cannot be collected and analyzed during the life of the patient ; indeed , until lately ...
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... urine ; and thus give early intimation that the secretion of the liver is de- fective , or that the course of the bile into the intestine is impeded . Of defective action of the kidney we have no such obvious ocular proof , and it often ...
... urine ; and thus give early intimation that the secretion of the liver is de- fective , or that the course of the bile into the intestine is impeded . Of defective action of the kidney we have no such obvious ocular proof , and it often ...
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... urine mainly owes its color to the same source ; and that the various shades of yellow , brown , and pink , which the sediments of the urine present , like the similar tints of the autumnal leaves , are due to different degrees of ...
... urine mainly owes its color to the same source ; and that the various shades of yellow , brown , and pink , which the sediments of the urine present , like the similar tints of the autumnal leaves , are due to different degrees of ...
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... urine , from the waste of the tissues . There can be little doubt that the nitrogen of the bile is always derived from the meta- morphosis of the nitrogenous tissues ; but it has been supposed that in man , and in all animals which live ...
... urine , from the waste of the tissues . There can be little doubt that the nitrogen of the bile is always derived from the meta- morphosis of the nitrogenous tissues ; but it has been supposed that in man , and in all animals which live ...
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