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Clinico-Pathological Evaluation of Hepatomegaly in Childhood (emphasized on the needle biopsy finding of hepatomegaly unknown etiology)

Chung-Kyu Kim, Chui-Hee Lee, Du-Bong Lee

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1970;13(8):466-462. Published online August 31, 1970

In this study, authors attempted to evaluate the hepatomegaly without any clinical symptoms of liver disease in childhood. Thirty children were selected for this study, their age distribution was from three years to fifteen years of life. Ten, nine and eleven cases of these subjects had the enlarged liver over 4. 5 cm, 3. 5 cm to 4. 0 cm., and below...

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