Die Wasserstoffionenkonzentration des Harnes vor, während und nach der Geburt bei normaler Schwangerschaft und bei Toxikosen

Leidenius, Laimi

doi:10.3109/00016343009155606

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“…Bell has described changes in the basement membrane which are fairly typical in eclampsia. 5. The classification of Corwin and Her-rick120 is probably the best at the present time.…”

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Toxemias of Pregnancy

Hurwitz¹

1933

N Engl J Med

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amoebic infection without a preceding history of diarrhea, a fact well recognized where these infections are common but not by those of us who see them but rarely.2) It is particularly important at this time for the surgeon to recognize that a "sterile" abscess of the liver is of amoebic origin until proved otherwise.3) The administration of emetine combined with aspiration rather than with external surgical drainage of the abscess is the treatment of choice, when there is no secondary infection'. ". REFERENCES 1 Rogers, I.-: Amoebic liver abBcess. Brit. M. J. 1: 22-1, and :mc, 1022. abscess of liver.Study of 48 oases with particular attention to treatment. Nat. M.

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“…Bell has described changes in the basement membrane which are fairly typical in eclampsia. 5. The classification of Corwin and Her-rick120 is probably the best at the present time.…”

Section: Brainmentioning

confidence: 94%