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Page 690
... Collagen Vascular Disease Idiopathic Gastroesophageal Reflux Other Systemic Diseases The physiology of the esophagus was out- lined in the preceding chapter ( Chapter 51 ) . Motor disorders can be seen of the esopha- geal sphincters ...
... Collagen Vascular Disease Idiopathic Gastroesophageal Reflux Other Systemic Diseases The physiology of the esophagus was out- lined in the preceding chapter ( Chapter 51 ) . Motor disorders can be seen of the esopha- geal sphincters ...
Page 771
... collagen fi- bers during the second and third weeks fol- lowing ingestion . Contraction of the collagen fibers results in progressive shortening and stricturing of the esophagus after the third week . After 6 weeks , epithelialization ...
... collagen fi- bers during the second and third weeks fol- lowing ingestion . Contraction of the collagen fibers results in progressive shortening and stricturing of the esophagus after the third week . After 6 weeks , epithelialization ...
Page 861
... collagen . Thus , the sub- mucosa is the strongest layer of the stomach . Halstead first recognized the importance of including the submucosal layer in an intes- tinal anastomosis . The notion of the so - called " seromuscular " stitch ...
... collagen . Thus , the sub- mucosa is the strongest layer of the stomach . Halstead first recognized the importance of including the submucosal layer in an intes- tinal anastomosis . The notion of the so - called " seromuscular " stitch ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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