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Archives of Surgery, 1934
The problem of benign stricture of the bile ducts is one which in recent years has come to occupy a position of major importance in the field of abdominal surgery, as is attested by the numerous papers on the subject which may be found in the current literature.
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The problem of benign stricture of the bile ducts is one which in recent years has come to occupy a position of major importance in the field of abdominal surgery, as is attested by the numerous papers on the subject which may be found in the current literature.
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Ultrasonography in Obstructive Jaundice
Radiology, 1977The usefulness of ultrasonography in the preliminary evaluation of obstructive jaundice is described in 35 consecutive patients with icterus. Diagnosis was substantiated by laparotomy, autopsy, or liver biopsy. In 23 patients with dilated bile ducts at ultrasonography, obstruction by tumor, stone, or stricture was proven operatively.
S, Malini, J, Sabel
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1985
The diagnostic approach to obstructive jaundice must be individualized on the basis of the sensitivity and specificity of the various procedures available. No single diagnostic approach is optimal in all patients. The physician must be guided by knowledge of the yield, complications, and cost of the tests available.
S, Neimark, S K, Jonas
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The diagnostic approach to obstructive jaundice must be individualized on the basis of the sensitivity and specificity of the various procedures available. No single diagnostic approach is optimal in all patients. The physician must be guided by knowledge of the yield, complications, and cost of the tests available.
S, Neimark, S K, Jonas
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The Hospital
Obstructive jaundice refers to yellow discoloration of skin, sclerae, and mucous membranes resulting from hyperbilirubinemia caused by obstruction of bile ducts. An increase in cholelithiasis incidence leads to a rise in its complicated forms. Obstructive jaundice is a common and unfavorable complication of gallstone disease and its consequence ...
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Obstructive jaundice refers to yellow discoloration of skin, sclerae, and mucous membranes resulting from hyperbilirubinemia caused by obstruction of bile ducts. An increase in cholelithiasis incidence leads to a rise in its complicated forms. Obstructive jaundice is a common and unfavorable complication of gallstone disease and its consequence ...
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Obstructive Jaundice Complicating Pyeloplasty
Journal of Urology, 1975The development of obstructive jaundice associated with the formation of a renal pseudocyst in 2 patients undergoing pyeloplasty on the right side is discussed. We emphasize the importance of proper drainage of the retroperitoneal area to prevent this complication.
J E, Pontes, J M, Pierce
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Diagnosis of Obstructive Jaundice
Archives of Surgery, 1968THE diagnostic problems which are presented by icteric patients have troubled physicians for centuries. The observations of Soranus of Ephesus from the first century were translated by Caelius Aurelianus,1a fifth century physician, as follows: According to the Greeks, the disease of jaundice gets its name (icteros) from an animal of yellowish color ...
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