10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACHOLIA»
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acholia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Text-book of medicine for students and practitioners
CHOLjEMIA AND ACHOLIA Reference has been repeatedly made in the preceding chapters to the possibility of the sudden supervention of grave nervous derangements in the course of various hepatic diseases. These nervous symptoms ...
Adolf von Strümpell, 1911
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A Text-book of Medicine - Tom 1 - Strona 953
Another very important symptom is acholia, or hypocholia. The liver makes but little bile, because many cells are replaced by the neoplasm. The faecal matter is almost colourless, and very offensive. The intestinal coils are distended by gas.
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Perspectives in Human Malnutrition: A Contribution to the ... - Strona 198
As long ago as 1903 Cheadle described a state in infants which he termed "acholia." In his brilliant clinical analysis of this syndrome Cheadle made the following searching remarks which are well worth quoting: "Acholia is specially ...
Joseph Gillman, Theodor Gillman, 1951
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Surgery of the biliary passages and the pancreas - Strona 161
Duodenal acholia. During the entire aspiration one obtains only a scant duodenal secretion, which is almost entirely free of bilirubin. Neither magnesium sulfate nor olive oil produces biliary secretion. Olive oil leads to an attack of nausea.
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Medicine and Biology: in English, ... - Strona 18
18 acholia n dXonf-aç acoliaf Acholie f', Gallenmangel т acholic adj dXoMKóg adj 47, -a' acolico adj gallenlos adj, acholisch adj", gallefrei adj acholuria и dxoìtoopia f -ag acoluria f Acholurie [ achondrogenesìs n dxovöpoyévsml [475 ...
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Kritisch-etymologisches medicinisches Lexikon: oder ... - Strona 6
6 Acholia — acliytus nicht fassen könne! sond. v. л- intens. Ú. Chnus, also : sehr weich wolliges Wesen ! Acholia, "j/ apjoAice, der Gall en mangel; auch: das sanfte Temperament! v. «priv. u. Chole. acholîcus, soll bedeuten: durch Acholie ...
Ludwig August Kraus, 1826
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Imaging for Pediatricians: 100 Key Cases - Strona 163
A 1-month 3-week-old infant with a history of neonatal jaundice, cholestasis, and acholia is admitted to our hospital to rule out biliary atresia and further treatment. Physical examination demonstrates mild mucocutaneous jaundice and ...
María I. Martínez-León, Antonio Martínez-Valverde, Luisa Ceres-Ruiz, 2012
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Concise Colour Medical Dictionary - Strona 6
It carries an increased risk of stomach cancer, bacterial overgrowth, and hip fractures. acholia n. absence or deficiency of bile secretion or failure of the bile to enter the alimentary canal (for example, because of an obstructed bile duct).
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Midline Medical Dictionary - Strona 24
Sfar-att, KT RT HEHTT't aff 318THRIT Acholia. Absence or want of bile. 3 fra; fVT #1 Hit Acholic. Having no bile; without bile. f*I; 3.6RTGT Acholous. Devoid of, or pertaining to acholia; acholus. Sifwrit; füTHTa KIIS-Ét Acholuric. Absence of bile ...
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Medico-Chirurgical Transactions - Tom 19 - Strona 225
Acholia (nulla bilis) is a good Greek word, and harmonizes with a characteristic fact. Asiatic acholia might be thought still more de- signative. Perhaps I may be allowed this opportunity for expressing my regret that, without some resolution, the ...
Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, 1835
