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Page 761
... lumen that will accept a 40 F or larger bougie daily for several days with- out undue resistance , the lumen and length of the esophagus are likely to be restored sufficiently so that an anti - reflux repair alone stands a good chance ...
... lumen that will accept a 40 F or larger bougie daily for several days with- out undue resistance , the lumen and length of the esophagus are likely to be restored sufficiently so that an anti - reflux repair alone stands a good chance ...
Page 1090
... lumen . Although projection is a useful sign , many ulcers , particularly those on the greater curvature near the antrum , may produce such extensive inflammatory reaction that they do not project beyond the expected gastric lumen ...
... lumen . Although projection is a useful sign , many ulcers , particularly those on the greater curvature near the antrum , may produce such extensive inflammatory reaction that they do not project beyond the expected gastric lumen ...
Page 1426
... lumen of the duodenum , upper right . ( From Knight MJ et al . , 18 Gastrointest Endosc 1977 ; 24 : 34-5 . Reproduced with permission . ) In most instances , however , the defect will require surgical repair . Surgical intervention is ...
... lumen of the duodenum , upper right . ( From Knight MJ et al . , 18 Gastrointest Endosc 1977 ; 24 : 34-5 . Reproduced with permission . ) In most instances , however , the defect will require surgical repair . Surgical intervention is ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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