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... PAIN Duodenum , pylorus , cardia Large ( > 5 mm ) Inflammatory reaction Penetration , perforation Table 67-5 . SYMPTOMS OF ULCER COMPLICATIONS a . Changing. The character and severity of peptic ulcer pain are influenced by many factors ...
... PAIN Duodenum , pylorus , cardia Large ( > 5 mm ) Inflammatory reaction Penetration , perforation Table 67-5 . SYMPTOMS OF ULCER COMPLICATIONS a . Changing. The character and severity of peptic ulcer pain are influenced by many factors ...
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Henry L. Bockus. tion may show no lesion to account for the pain other than duodenal ulcer , and the symptoms may be relieved by an ulcer regi- men . It is difficult to account for this unusual location of the pain in the absence of ...
Henry L. Bockus. tion may show no lesion to account for the pain other than duodenal ulcer , and the symptoms may be relieved by an ulcer regi- men . It is difficult to account for this unusual location of the pain in the absence of ...
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... pain . A large meal often lengthens the pain - free interval after eating , and a smaller meal or a rapidly emp- tying stomach may shorten the pain - free in- terval . In the patient with gastric ulcer with true gastric ulcer rhythm , a ...
... pain . A large meal often lengthens the pain - free interval after eating , and a smaller meal or a rapidly emp- tying stomach may shorten the pain - free in- terval . In the patient with gastric ulcer with true gastric ulcer rhythm , a ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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