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Cholemia

Known as: Cholemia NOS, cholaemia 
National Institutes of Health

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Gilbert Disease (disorder)

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2004
2004
Cholemic transgenic mice: a novel animal model to investigate the effects of bile acids.
1987
1987
Surrogate tests and the risk of posttransfusion hepatitis; their time has come
A total of 481 recipients of blood transfusions who had received 6,295 units of blood were followed for 6–9 months in order to… 
1968
1968
Hepatic coma with renal failure, treated by repeated exchange transfusion.
Hepatic coma following acute hepatic necrosis carries a high mortality in spite of conventional therapy (Katz et al., 1962… 
1968
1968
The Acute Encephalopathy of Kwashiorkor
Children with kwashiorkor often become drowsy after a few days' treatment. This usually passes off, but may deepen into coma with… 
1964
1964
BILATERAL INTRAHEPATIC CHOLANGIOJEJUNOSTOMY.
Review
1960
Review
1960
Antibiotics and terminal pneumonia. A postmortem microbiological study.
1956
1956
Psychiatric Aspects of Liver Disease
The Babylonians (circa 2000 B.C.) attributed powers of augury and divination to the liver, designating it by the term used also… 
1952
1952
Use of corticotropin and cortisone in acute homologous serum hepatitis.
THE ABILITY of the physician to treat liver disease on any rational basis has probably made little progress in the last century… 
1943
1943
ACUTE TOXIC NEPHROSIS: A CLINICAL AND LABORATORY STUDY BASED ON A CASE OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING
Acute parenchymatous renal injury results from the toxic action of a large number of unrelated substances. Their classification… 
1933
1933
PATHOLOGY OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN DISEASES OF THE LIVER: EXPERIMENTS WITH ANIMALS AND HUMAN MATERIAL
At different periods the problem of the direct relationship between diseases of the liver and those of the brain has been… 
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