A Clinical Treatise On Diseases of the Liver
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214 ACUTE ATROPHY OF LIVER.
Observation No. XVII.
Symptoms of slight Catarrhal Jaundice, lasting fourteen days. On the fifteenth day, sudden maniacal delirium; hemorrhage from the Stomach and Bowels, and Death.
Atrophy of the Liver ; its secreting cells partly disintegrated, and partly in a state of fatty degeneration.
Anna Paul, aged 20, a maid-servant, of robust constitution, was admitted on October 17th, 1853. With the exception of slight attacks of cardialgia, she had always before been hea...lthy ; bat for fourteen days she had complained of listlessness, loss of appetite, and tendency to constipation ; along with which symptoms there was slight jaundice of the skin.
Upon admission, the epigastrium was found distended and painful ; there was no enlargement of the spleen ; the hepatic dulness in the mammary line measured 5 centimetres (2 inches) ; the tongue was dry; bowels constipated for two days. Pulse 104, small and weak; urine abundant, of a yellow colour, but without the reaction of bile- pigment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
214 ACUTE ATROPHY OF LIVER.
Observation No. XVII.
Symptoms of slight Catarrhal Jaundice, lasting fourteen days. On the fifteenth day, sudden maniacal delirium; hemorrhage from the Stomach and Bowels, and Death.
Atrophy of the Liver ; its secreting cells partly disintegrated, and partly in a state of fatty degeneration.
Anna Paul, aged 20, a maid-servant, of robust constitution, was admitted on October 17th, 1853. With the exception of slight attacks of cardialgia, she had always before been hea...lthy ; bat for fourteen days she had complained of listlessness, loss of appetite, and tendency to constipation ; along with which symptoms there was slight jaundice of the skin.
Upon admission, the epigastrium was found distended and painful ; there was no enlargement of the spleen ; the hepatic dulness in the mammary line measured 5 centimetres (2 inches) ; the tongue was dry; bowels constipated for two days. Pulse 104, small and weak; urine abundant, of a yellow colour, but without the reaction of bile- pigment.
What to read after A Clinical Treatise On Diseases of the Liver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frerichs, Friedrich Theodor, 1819-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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