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... dysphagia caused by spastic stricture of the cervical esophagus in nervous , anemic , and chlorotic patients that could be relieved by dilatation . In 1911 , Clark14 reported a case of dysphagia due to an upper esophageal web that was ...
... dysphagia caused by spastic stricture of the cervical esophagus in nervous , anemic , and chlorotic patients that could be relieved by dilatation . In 1911 , Clark14 reported a case of dysphagia due to an upper esophageal web that was ...
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... dysphagia . 49 , 53 Moreover , iron ther- apy may improve the dysphagia without need for dilatation of the esophagus , 53 and dysphagia sometimes develops following iron deficiency anemia secondary to blood loss . 40 , 53 Also ...
... dysphagia . 49 , 53 Moreover , iron ther- apy may improve the dysphagia without need for dilatation of the esophagus , 53 and dysphagia sometimes develops following iron deficiency anemia secondary to blood loss . 40 , 53 Also ...
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... dysphagia . The length of time the anemia has been present prior to the development of dysphagia is an unanswered question . Achlorhydria and gastric atrophy may also be present . 18 , 40 , 44 Webs located in the middle and lower thirds ...
... dysphagia . The length of time the anemia has been present prior to the development of dysphagia is an unanswered question . Achlorhydria and gastric atrophy may also be present . 18 , 40 , 44 Webs located in the middle and lower thirds ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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