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Page 1083
... benign and malignant ulcerations of the stomach are more common in men than in women . Duration of Symptoms . A history of epi- gastric distress related to the digestive cycle that extends over many years usually signi- fies the benign ...
... benign and malignant ulcerations of the stomach are more common in men than in women . Duration of Symptoms . A history of epi- gastric distress related to the digestive cycle that extends over many years usually signi- fies the benign ...
Page 1093
... benign greater curvature ulcers may be identical to those on the lesser cur- vature . However , some do not conform to the classic descriptions just discussed . Spe- cifically , the benign greater curvature ulcer frequently has an ...
... benign greater curvature ulcers may be identical to those on the lesser cur- vature . However , some do not conform to the classic descriptions just discussed . Spe- cifically , the benign greater curvature ulcer frequently has an ...
Page 1096
... benign lesion . 63 , 64 The average benign gastric ulcer disappears following 2 to 6 weeks of a strict medical regimen , 65 although , as noted earlier , large penetrating ulcers tend to heal more slowly . A decrease in size of 50 % in ...
... benign lesion . 63 , 64 The average benign gastric ulcer disappears following 2 to 6 weeks of a strict medical regimen , 65 although , as noted earlier , large penetrating ulcers tend to heal more slowly . A decrease in size of 50 % in ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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