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Chirurgia italiana, 1981
Starting from one case of chylous ascites of their own observation, the authors attempt an etiological classification of this clinical entity, taking into account pertinent published material and the fact that in many instances chylous ascites is nothing more than a symptom. The authors then proceeds to a critical review of diagnostic and therapeutical
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Starting from one case of chylous ascites of their own observation, the authors attempt an etiological classification of this clinical entity, taking into account pertinent published material and the fact that in many instances chylous ascites is nothing more than a symptom. The authors then proceeds to a critical review of diagnostic and therapeutical
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Chylous Ascites and Lymphedema
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1959Acute chylous ascites with elephantiasis (lymphedema) is rare. This is the fifth case of this congenital syndrome to be recorded. There have been no reported cases of concurrent lymphedema and chylous ascites developing in older patients. Report of Case The patient was born to normal, healthy parents on March 28, 1952, after an uneventful pregnancy ...
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Intractable congenital chylous ascites
Acta Paediatrica, 2004A male newborn presented with congenital chylous ascites, the treatment of which is difficult and complicated due to persistent loss of chyle. The primary therapeutic goal is to reduce the lymph flow and to allow the leakage to heal naturally. Usually, conservative management—enteric rest with total parental feeding or an enteral diet with medium‐chain
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The American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2002
Andrés, Cárdenas, Sanjiv, Chopra
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Andrés, Cárdenas, Sanjiv, Chopra
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Chylous Ascites Following Pancreatoduodenectomy
Archives of Surgery, 1967CHYLOUS Ascites is an unusual complication of pancreatoduodenectomy. A careful search of the literature did not yield a similar case, and therefore, this report was prepared. Chylous Ascites is a sequela of an internal lymph fistula, usually of obstructive origin, secondary to either neoplasm or trauma in the majority.
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2018
Chylous ascites is ascites that has a cloudy or milky appearance due to a high level of triglycerides (>2.26 mmol/l).
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Chylous ascites is ascites that has a cloudy or milky appearance due to a high level of triglycerides (>2.26 mmol/l).
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