Hígado graso, su frecuencia y relación con otras patologías

Authors

  • José E. Fernández Britto Rodríguez ECIMED
  • Ofelia Govea Arias ECIMED
  • Rene Achon Polhamus ECIMED
  • Oscar Pérez-Oliva ECIMED
  • Bertha Rodríguez ECIMED

Abstract

Se incluyen en este trabajo los aspectos estadísticos, clínicos y morfológicos correspondientes a la patología más frecuente del aparato digestivo y sus glándulas anexas (171 casos de hígado graso) , encontrada en la revisión de 1040 autopsias del Hospital Militar “Carlos J. Finlay” de los años 1966 al 1968.

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Published

2020-01-06

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Fernández Britto Rodríguez JE, Govea Arias O, Achon Polhamus R, Pérez-Oliva O, Rodríguez B. Hígado graso, su frecuencia y relación con otras patologías. Rev Cubana Med [Internet]. 2020 Jan. 6 [cited 2025 Feb. 6];8(6). Available from: https://revmedicina.sld.cu/index.php/med/article/view/897

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 6 (1969)

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Original articles

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