an Experimental Study of Cholelithiasis and Cholecystitis in Laboratory Animals.
Gallbladder disease has doubtless been present for as long as man and animals have existed, and known for as long as cadavers have been opened. There is on record a case of gallstones in an Egyptian mummy of the 2lst Dynasty. (British Museum). Since the first report of gallstones in the 14th Century...
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McGill University
1957
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| Summary: | Gallbladder disease has doubtless been present for as long as man and animals have existed, and known for as long as cadavers have been opened. There is on record a case of gallstones in an Egyptian mummy of the 2lst Dynasty. (British Museum). Since the first report of gallstones in the 14th Century, extensive studies have been carried out in an effort to determine the etiology of the condition. [...] |
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