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Title: The Creighton Chronicle
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Creighton University
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Publisher: Creighton University
Contributing Library: Creighton University Archives
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made a short. ad-dress of welcome to Chief Justice Morrissey, and Chief Justice Morrissey addressed those present on Ideals of the Legal Profession.The Fraternity now boasts of another Chief Justice within its fold, the Senate at Washington,1). C, of Georgetown Law School, recently having brought into the fraternity Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court. R. SVOBODA. The Delta Theta Phi Fraternity held its monthly luncheon at the University Club, Monday, February 28. The local Senate had its guests, Dean Louis J. Te- MEDICINE At the meeting of the Omaha Douglas County Medical Society, held February 22, Professor Sachs presented a paper entitled The Lyons M e 11 z e r Gall-bladder Drainage. A summary of this paper follows: In this procedure the bile is collected from (a)the common duct, (b) the gall-bladder, (c) the liver and hepatic ducts, which Lyons terms A, B,and C bile. The bile is collected by means of a duodenal tube introduced through the mouth into the duodenum. Magnesium sul-
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UNIVERSITY NOTES 311 )hate is applied to the duodenum directly by injecting it through the duodenal tube. This aceording to Meltzers work relaxes the sphincter of the common duct and contracts the gall bladder. The Jnle is then syphoned off and examined bacteriologically, chemically and microscopically and is an aid in the diagnosis of biliaryesions. It is also a therapeutic aidn suitable cases. An interesting-observation was made on a patient at St. Josephs Hospital which helps clear up certain fact-ors about B bile. A duodenal tube was passed on a patient to be operated for a chronic gallbladder, the patient was anesthetized and the usual gall-bladder incision was made, the gall bladder was exposed and the duodenum was douched with magnesium sulphate in the usual manner. In a short time a distended gall bladder was seen to collapse and typical B bile appeared in the collection bottle. The gall bladder was then removed and, on opening it,it was found to contain the same character of B bile as

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