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Page 49
At variance , furthermore , are the frequency and height of the folds as well as of
the villi . They become smaller and decrease in number as the small intestine
continues . In the lower reaches of the ileum , the folds appear only here and
there .
At variance , furthermore , are the frequency and height of the folds as well as of
the villi . They become smaller and decrease in number as the small intestine
continues . In the lower reaches of the ileum , the folds appear only here and
there .
Page 143
External fistulae to the anterior abdominal wall appear most frequently at a scar
of a previous laparotomy . In the absence of firm peritoneal adhesions around the
affected part of the bowel , the penetration of an ulcer through the intestinal wall ...
External fistulae to the anterior abdominal wall appear most frequently at a scar
of a previous laparotomy . In the absence of firm peritoneal adhesions around the
affected part of the bowel , the penetration of an ulcer through the intestinal wall ...
Page 202
The larger lesions appear chiefly in the colon and , if massive , often lead to
gangrene of the bowel . Bleeding also occurs in the loose areolar retroperitoneal
tissue . Perforations or tears are less frequent and are more likely to involve the
small ...
The larger lesions appear chiefly in the colon and , if massive , often lead to
gangrene of the bowel . Bleeding also occurs in the loose areolar retroperitoneal
tissue . Perforations or tears are less frequent and are more likely to involve the
small ...
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DISEASES OF THE LOWER DIGESTIVE TRACT | 2 |
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