ligamanta coronarium hepatis in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "ligamanta coronarium hepatis"

1. Viral hepatis, HELLP syndrome.

2. Alisporivr for treatment of hepatis c virus infection

3. You in the mood for hepatis a or c?

4. The girls all got Hepatis, I bought a Jaguar.

5. So, I've never seen a case of peliosis hepatis before.

6. Peliosis hepatis is a rare hepatic disorder involving “bloody cysts” in the liver.

7. A fine needle biopsy revealed the histological diagnosis of peliosis hepatis.

8. Cirrhosis hepatis could not be observed in any of the family members.

9. Rupture and loss of the perisinusoidal reticulin fibres lead to peliosis hepatis.

10. The only relevant differential diagnosis in this case is the equally rare peliosis hepatis.

11. However, peliosis hepatis may present as hepatic dysfunction or shock from hepatic rupture.

12. By making me lose a bet to your ex and scrub hepatis-ridden toilets?

13. 312 male chronic alcoholists without clinical symptons of cirrhosis hepatis are inoculated with heat-killed typhus-paratyphus bacilli.

14. Peliosis hepatis usually appears as a rare autopsy finding in asymptomatic patients or in patients with chronic wasting diseases.

15. He went to the capital in occasion of the delivery of the aurum coronarium and his task was to obtain tax remissions for his country.

Ông đã tới thủ đô trong dịp trao "khoản tiền cống nạp" (aurum coronarium) và kiến nghị giảm thuế cho quê hương mình.

16. In cases of complete biliary atresia, bile is drained from the liver in the hepatic lymph at the porta hepatis.

17. Gallstone colics occurred more often with gallbladder- and porta hepatis carcinoma than with common bile tract- and duodenal papilla carcinoma.

18. Chrysanthemum coronarium, also known as garland mum or crown daisy, is an herb with small yellow or white flowers commonly used as an edible in Asia

19. Therefore, the level of transection of the fibrous tissue at the porta hepatis is of prime importance for successful hepatic portoenterostomy.

20. They eventually join with other Canaliculi, forming progressively larger bile ducts that eventually emerge from the porta hepatis as the hepatic duct.

21. This difference of opinion concerns the interpretation of the effects (spongiosis hepatis) observed in liver cells of experimental animals in toxicity studies conducted with DINP.

22. Small bile ducts at the porta hepatis continuing to the intrahepatic ducts usually terminate in fibrous tissue replacing the hepatic radicles, which does not extend to the common hepatic duct.

23. Reports on cutaneous Bacillary angiomatosis, which was present in two of these patients and which we believe is caused by the same agent that is responsible for Bacillary peliosis hepatis, suggest

24. The Chrysanthemum is one of the longest cultivated of ornamental plants, having been grown and hybridized in China for over 2500 years. The name derives from the Greek, chrysos (gold) and anthos (flower), likely referring to the yellow Chrysanthemum coronarium.

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