Fifth Symposium on Advanced Medicine: Proceedings of a Conference Held at the Royal College of Physicians of London, 24th February-28th February, 1969Roger Stanley Williams |
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... effusions and estimated the average water turnover to be about 7.5 litres / 24 hours . If effusions consisted only of water and small molecules there would be no problems about their rapid reabsorption once the initial cause had ceased ...
... effusions and estimated the average water turnover to be about 7.5 litres / 24 hours . If effusions consisted only of water and small molecules there would be no problems about their rapid reabsorption once the initial cause had ceased ...
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... effusions due to acute inflamma- tory change or pulmonary infarction or in rapidly increasing effusions due to cardiac failure . Prednisone uniformly reduced the rate of albumin entry , even in non inflammatory conditions such as ...
... effusions due to acute inflamma- tory change or pulmonary infarction or in rapidly increasing effusions due to cardiac failure . Prednisone uniformly reduced the rate of albumin entry , even in non inflammatory conditions such as ...
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... effusion ; the lymphatic flow was 160 ml / 24 hr per litre of effusion . Compared with the results shown in Table I , obtained by Leckie and Tothill ( 1965 ) in effusions due to pulmonary infarction ( 6.3 G / 24 hr ) , cardiac failure ...
... effusion ; the lymphatic flow was 160 ml / 24 hr per litre of effusion . Compared with the results shown in Table I , obtained by Leckie and Tothill ( 1965 ) in effusions due to pulmonary infarction ( 6.3 G / 24 hr ) , cardiac failure ...
Contents
Premalignant Disease of the Gut M J S Langman | 3 |
Cause and Effect N F Coghill ΙΟ | 10 |
Clinical Analysis of Dysphagia and other Oeso | 24 |
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