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gall stones (biliary calculi)

Liver, gall stones (biliary calculi) ☞ colic biliary, jaundice

p. 47837 remediesSave

5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 8

lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum berb. Berberis Vulgaris bell. Belladonna chin. China Officinalis merc. Mercurius Vivus nux-v. Nux Vomica verat. Veratrum Album calc. Calcarea Carbonica

4 of 5 marks 14

lith. Lithium Carbonicum card-m. Carduus Marianus hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum chlol. Chloralum ars. Arsenicum Album ter. Terebinthina chlf. Chloroformium elat. Elaterium nux-m. Nux Moschata nit-s-d. Nitri Spiritus Dulcis lach. Lachesis sang. Sanguinaria Canadensis podo. Podophyllum Peltatum chel. Chelidonium Majus

3 of 5 marks 1

1 of 5 marks 14

alumn. Alumen am-m. Ammonium Muriaticum ph-ac. Phosphoricum Acidum thuj. Thuja Occidentalis tab. Tabacum sil. Silicea sulph. Sulphur chion. Chionanthus Virginica dios. Dioscorea Villosa osm. Osmium op. Opium sep. Sepia coloc. Colocynthis bapt. Baptisia Tinctoria

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 478 — HYPOCHONDRIA; LIVER; gall stones (biliary calculi)