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... technique , la- beled food may be ingested and the rate of esophageal emptying measured with a scan- ning device . This last technique may identify defects of esophageal emptying , but such abnormalities are hardly specific for cancer ...
... technique , la- beled food may be ingested and the rate of esophageal emptying measured with a scan- ning device . This last technique may identify defects of esophageal emptying , but such abnormalities are hardly specific for cancer ...
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... technique of the double - contrast examination is described in detail in Chapter 3. It involves the use of : ( 1 ) high density , low viscosity barium to coat the entire mucosal surface thoroughly , ( 2 ) gas - producing granules to ...
... technique of the double - contrast examination is described in detail in Chapter 3. It involves the use of : ( 1 ) high density , low viscosity barium to coat the entire mucosal surface thoroughly , ( 2 ) gas - producing granules to ...
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... technique . Arch Surg 1980 ; 115 : 264 . 102. Hedenstedt S , Schayah M , Moberg S. Selective proximal vagotomy without drainage in the treatment of duodenal technique . Acta Chir Scand 1980 ; 146 : 31 . 350 : 95 . surgeons . Am J Dig ...
... technique . Arch Surg 1980 ; 115 : 264 . 102. Hedenstedt S , Schayah M , Moberg S. Selective proximal vagotomy without drainage in the treatment of duodenal technique . Acta Chir Scand 1980 ; 146 : 31 . 350 : 95 . surgeons . Am J Dig ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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