Letra Insalubrious Formation Of The Collateral Blood Vases In The Whole Gastro-Enterological Tract - Lymphatic Phlegm
There will be an obstruction in
the blood flow through the liver
in consequence of the fiber alterations.
Deviation of the blood from the
portal vases, into the blood vases,
which show to be prominent and
distended, are visible to abdominal
inspection. Esophagus, stomach,
and bottom rectum are the most
common locals to the forming of
collateral blood vases. Whenever
there is distension, they can
form varicosity or hemorrhoids
depending upon their localization