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Page 989
... tric corpus or antral lesions . Nevertheless , antibiotics appear to protect against both gas- tric corpus and antral lesions by some mech- anism other than antibacterial action . 126 In the endoscopic study of Lanza et al.105 in normal ...
... tric corpus or antral lesions . Nevertheless , antibiotics appear to protect against both gas- tric corpus and antral lesions by some mech- anism other than antibacterial action . 126 In the endoscopic study of Lanza et al.105 in normal ...
Page 1060
... tric and duodenal peptic ulcers have a similar morphologic structure and their healing char- acteristics are the same , making allowances for the anatomic peculiarities of the 2 areas . Differences exist , however , in epidemiology ...
... tric and duodenal peptic ulcers have a similar morphologic structure and their healing char- acteristics are the same , making allowances for the anatomic peculiarities of the 2 areas . Differences exist , however , in epidemiology ...
Page 1103
... tric ulcers beyond the serosa results in " free perforation " and pneumoperitoneum . Pos- terior wall gastric ulcers proximal to the an- trum can penetrate into the lesser peritoneal sac . Posterior wall antral and duodenal ulcers may ...
... tric ulcers beyond the serosa results in " free perforation " and pneumoperitoneum . Pos- terior wall gastric ulcers proximal to the an- trum can penetrate into the lesser peritoneal sac . Posterior wall antral and duodenal ulcers may ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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