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... perforation . Recent esophageal or periesophageal surgery weak- ens the tensile strength and mobility of the organ , thereby increasing the danger of rup- ture or rent . Perforation of the esophagus may follow heavy alcohol consumption ...
... perforation . Recent esophageal or periesophageal surgery weak- ens the tensile strength and mobility of the organ , thereby increasing the danger of rup- ture or rent . Perforation of the esophagus may follow heavy alcohol consumption ...
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... perforation . On the other hand , free perforation may be acute when the ulcer itself is not . " Acute " and " chronic " are not to be construed , therefore , as necessarily synonymous with " free " and " confined " perforations . Acute ...
... perforation . On the other hand , free perforation may be acute when the ulcer itself is not . " Acute " and " chronic " are not to be construed , therefore , as necessarily synonymous with " free " and " confined " perforations . Acute ...
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... perforation with copious egress of gastric contents into the peritoneal cavity . Many observers have also noted that a perforation immediately follow- ing a meal is more grave than that occurring in an empty stomach . 3. The general ...
... perforation with copious egress of gastric contents into the peritoneal cavity . Many observers have also noted that a perforation immediately follow- ing a meal is more grave than that occurring in an empty stomach . 3. The general ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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