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Page 706
... abdominal side of the endoab- dominal fascia and pierce the esophageal wall at this level . Similarly , the coronary vein to the cardia and other collateral veins from the portal system do not pass through the phrenoesophageal membrane ...
... abdominal side of the endoab- dominal fascia and pierce the esophageal wall at this level . Similarly , the coronary vein to the cardia and other collateral veins from the portal system do not pass through the phrenoesophageal membrane ...
Page 724
... abdominal en- vironment , increases in abdominal pressure occurring normally during respiration or body movements are applied equally to the distal esophagus and stomach . These cancel each other and permit the ratio of the diam- eters ...
... abdominal en- vironment , increases in abdominal pressure occurring normally during respiration or body movements are applied equally to the distal esophagus and stomach . These cancel each other and permit the ratio of the diam- eters ...
Page 1227
... abdominal signs . Severe pan- creatitis may cause intense pain , ileus , fever , signs of peritonitis , tachycardia , hypoten sion , and marked hyperamylasemia . Since clinically significant pancreatitis tends to occur within the first ...
... abdominal signs . Severe pan- creatitis may cause intense pain , ileus , fever , signs of peritonitis , tachycardia , hypoten sion , and marked hyperamylasemia . Since clinically significant pancreatitis tends to occur within the first ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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