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Page 1046
... organic pyloric stenosis is usually not accompanied by an overall in- creased incidence of gastric ulcer , 505-507 and gastric ulcers more frequently precede than follow duodenal ulcers . 116 Moreover , it seems odd that postvagotomy ...
... organic pyloric stenosis is usually not accompanied by an overall in- creased incidence of gastric ulcer , 505-507 and gastric ulcers more frequently precede than follow duodenal ulcers . 116 Moreover , it seems odd that postvagotomy ...
Page 1076
... organic pyloric or duodenal narrowing or delay that is the result of edema or spasm at the site of ulcer . Deep waves of alternating grooves and elevations may be seen moving from the left rib margin toward the right midabdomen in some ...
... organic pyloric or duodenal narrowing or delay that is the result of edema or spasm at the site of ulcer . Deep waves of alternating grooves and elevations may be seen moving from the left rib margin toward the right midabdomen in some ...
Page 1320
... organic than psychogenic vom- iting . However , absence of these features does not exclude an organic disorder . The neurologic examination is an important Table 76-1 . INVESTIGATIONS REQUIRED IN EVALUATING PATIENTS WITH VOMITING 1 ...
... organic than psychogenic vom- iting . However , absence of these features does not exclude an organic disorder . The neurologic examination is an important Table 76-1 . INVESTIGATIONS REQUIRED IN EVALUATING PATIENTS WITH VOMITING 1 ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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