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Page 989
... lesions in the corpus and deep lesions , prone to perforation , in the antrum after administration for a week or more . Surprisingly , high doses for pro- longed periods in miniature swine ( whose gastric morphology resembles that of hu ...
... lesions in the corpus and deep lesions , prone to perforation , in the antrum after administration for a week or more . Surprisingly , high doses for pro- longed periods in miniature swine ( whose gastric morphology resembles that of hu ...
Page 1258
... lesions are seen in both the small intestine and the stomach , often concurrently with polyps in the colon . 39 , 40 Juvenile polyps oc- curring solely in the stomach have been re- ported but are rare.41 These lesions may be single or ...
... lesions are seen in both the small intestine and the stomach , often concurrently with polyps in the colon . 39 , 40 Juvenile polyps oc- curring solely in the stomach have been re- ported but are rare.41 These lesions may be single or ...
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... lesions . Mesenteric angiography and radioisotope- tagged red blood cells may further define such lesions and have improved diagnostic accuracy . 34 , 35 Treatment consists of destruction of the bleeding lesion . If the lesion is flat ...
... lesions . Mesenteric angiography and radioisotope- tagged red blood cells may further define such lesions and have improved diagnostic accuracy . 34 , 35 Treatment consists of destruction of the bleeding lesion . If the lesion is flat ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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