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48499	Harley, George	Jaundice: Its Pathology and Treatment With the Application of Physiological Chemistry to the Detection and Treatment of Diseases of the Liver and Pancreas			.txt	text/plain	31821	1710	64	Manner in which bile is secreted--Liver both a formative and Passive congestion of the liver as a cause of jaundice--Cases Jaundice arising from acute, or yellow atrophy of the liver--State secreted but retained bile--Jaundice arising from a the bile-ducts--Mode of formation of gall-stones--Jaundice jaundice, in which both the bile, and pancreatic ducts were completely JAUNDICE AS A RESULT OF THE ACCIDENTAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE BILE-DUCTS. accidental presence in the bile-ducts, may give rise to jaundice. way from the intestine into the bile-duct, and given rise to jaundice. biliary acids is to be detected in the urine, although the {60} bile biliary acids, and bile pigment occur in notable quantity. assuredly, in these cases the presence or absence of bile-acids in the the bile-acids; in jaundice from obstruction, complicated with cases of jaundice resulting from active congestion of the liver; and it up the common bile-duct, thereby causing jaundice from obstruction, it	./cache/48499.txt	./txt/48499.txt