Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseJoseph B. Kirsner, Roy Gerrard Shorter This text is intended to help provide the practical perspectiv= e practitioners need to manage patients suffering from inflammatory bowel disease. This fourth edition contains 11 new chapters and is illustrated with photographs and detailed line drawings. |
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... abdominal air occasionally can be detected on abdominal percussion in the loss of the hepatic dullness or can be visi- ble by an upright chest x - ray with demonstra- tion of air beneath the diaphragm . A walled- off perforation is ...
... abdominal air occasionally can be detected on abdominal percussion in the loss of the hepatic dullness or can be visi- ble by an upright chest x - ray with demonstra- tion of air beneath the diaphragm . A walled- off perforation is ...
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... abdominal site is selected by the stomal therapist . The site usually is just lateral and in- ferior to the umbilicus midway between the midline and the right anterior iliac spine , avoiding abdominal skin folds , creases , and scars ...
... abdominal site is selected by the stomal therapist . The site usually is just lateral and in- ferior to the umbilicus midway between the midline and the right anterior iliac spine , avoiding abdominal skin folds , creases , and scars ...
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... abdominal wall defect . Sutures that include the serosal surface of the bowel should be avoided , because these do not prevent prolapse hernia and may cause fistulas . Constructing an ileostomy without anchoring the small bowel ...
... abdominal wall defect . Sutures that include the serosal surface of the bowel should be avoided , because these do not prevent prolapse hernia and may cause fistulas . Constructing an ileostomy without anchoring the small bowel ...
Contents
Historical Antecedents of Inflammatory | 3 |
The Epidemiology of Idiopathic Inflammatory | 31 |
Naturally Occurring and Experimental Models | 71 |
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