[Biliary calcium lithiasis].
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Calcium, Dietary↗
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[Lithiasis of the submaxillary gland simulating tumor].
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[Renal tuberculosis disclosed by lithiasis with lesion of total ureteritis].
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[Three observations of choledochoduodenostomy after choledochotomy for lithiasis of the common bile duct].
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Bile Ducts↗
[Medical treatment of renal lithiasis].
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Calculi↗
[A case of submaxillary lithiasis].
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Humans↗
[Inflammatory stenosis of the common bile duct and lithiasis of the gallbladder; cholecystectomy, hepatico-duodenostomy, cure].
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Bile Ducts↗
[Interesting case of a pseudocyst of the pancreas following biliary lithiasis with cholecystitis].
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Cholecystitis↗
[Acquired benign stenosis of the bile ducts, lithiasis excepted].
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Bile Ducts↗
[Diseases of the bile ducts except lithiasis and cancer].
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Bile Ducts↗
[Salivary lithiasis; actinomycotic origin].
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Actinomycosis↗
Etiology and treatment of urinary lithiasis in severe poliomyelitis.
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Calculi↗
Biliary lithiasis associated with ascariasis in a Nigerian woman.
We report the occurrence of gallstones and intrahepatic stones in association with ascarid invasion of the biliary tract in a 51-year-old Nigerian woman. Although biliary stones are known to be caused by products of Ascaris worms, no etiological association was demonstrable in this case. Invasion of the biliary tract by Ascaris worms is reported as rare in our environment where intestinal ascariasis is extremely common. It is suggested that the rarity is apparent rather than real and that it is important to bear this condition in mind in view of modern rapid migration of populations.
Ascariasis↗
Submandibular duct lithiasis associated with a mixed salivary gland tumor. A case report.
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Adenoma, Pleomorphic↗