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Minerva Medica
|May 5, 1976
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The "ultra-slow" method for cholangiography in serious icterus due to chronic heptopathy is described. The results are related to different icterus stages. A comparison is drawn between this and conventional methods for examination of the bile ducts, assuming equal degrees of blood bilirubin.
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