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Identifier: americanjournroen09ameruoft (find matches)
Title: The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: American Radium Society American Roentgen Ray Society
Subjects: Radiotherapy X-rays
Publisher: Springfield, Ill. C.C. Thomas
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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Fig. 25. Marked divulsion and insufficiency of cardiaand pylorus, gapping pylorus, characteristic ofand here result of general contracting carcinoma ofstomach lessening gastric capacity and causing gastrichypomotility through such, together with resultingelevation. Operative confirmation. Post mortem. Fig. 26. Organic obstructive lesion involving duodenumat juncture of second and third portions and result-ing in dilatation of duodenum proximal and of thestomach in common with permanent and markeddivulsion—practically obliteration—of the pyloricsphincter. No operative confirmation nor postmortem. Palpable mass later developed correspond-ing to site of defect. Possibly carcinoma. Possiblylues. (Wassermann four plus.) Patient died shortlyafterwards.
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Fig. 27. Remarkable permanent divulsion and incom-petence of cardia due to decreased abdominal capac-ity in aged cripple with most marked kyphosis. Asthe result of the obliteration of the abdominal cavityin large measure through mal statics intragastrictension has been increased through external pressureuntil the cardia has been forced and rendered incom-petent with permanent food content remaining inesophagus. No organic lesion present. Fig. 28. Permanent divulsion of ileocecal mechanismas the result of exudative colitis. The mechanism ofthe terminal ileum has been permanently divulsedand rendered incompetent through recoil resultingfrom distal resistance offered by the rigid colonbeyond. 210 A-Ray Evidence of Abdominal Small Intestinal States from entering the rectum which is normallyempty excepting just before defecation,the urge to which is excited by the descentand presence of feces in it. As has beendetermined by my associate, Soper,

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  • booksubject:Radiotherapy
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