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... colon and trans- verse colon in an isoperistaltic direction based on the left colic artery . My preference for this segment of colon rests on ( 1 ) its proximity to the distal esophagus once the Another approach is to incise the ...
... colon and trans- verse colon in an isoperistaltic direction based on the left colic artery . My preference for this segment of colon rests on ( 1 ) its proximity to the distal esophagus once the Another approach is to incise the ...
Page 763
... colon and esophagus , and ( 3 ) the reliable blood supply ( Fig . 54-35 ) . However , the jejunum offers an equally satisfactory alternative . If the vascular supply is adequate , the right and right transverse colon may be used in an ...
... colon and esophagus , and ( 3 ) the reliable blood supply ( Fig . 54-35 ) . However , the jejunum offers an equally satisfactory alternative . If the vascular supply is adequate , the right and right transverse colon may be used in an ...
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... colon syndrome and , 2410- 2412 , 2411 intestinal flatulence and , 156 pain in , 394 pseudo - obstruction and , 2414 motor dysfunction of , pathophysiol- ogy of , 2412 Moultier contraction of , 2395 , 2396 mucinous carcinoma of , 2540 ...
... colon syndrome and , 2410- 2412 , 2411 intestinal flatulence and , 156 pain in , 394 pseudo - obstruction and , 2414 motor dysfunction of , pathophysiol- ogy of , 2412 Moultier contraction of , 2395 , 2396 mucinous carcinoma of , 2540 ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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