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Page 835
... tumor consists of squa- mous cells covering frond - like projections from the lamina propria and usually occurs simultaneously at several sites . 138 It has been associated with ... tumor usually does not Tumors of the Esophagus 835.
... tumor consists of squa- mous cells covering frond - like projections from the lamina propria and usually occurs simultaneously at several sites . 138 It has been associated with ... tumor usually does not Tumors of the Esophagus 835.
Page 836
... tumor . As with any esophageal mass lesion , en- doscopy is indicated . A leiomyoma is seen as a rounded , clearly demarcated projection into the lumen covered by normal - appearing mucosa . The tumor may be felt with the biopsy forceps ...
... tumor . As with any esophageal mass lesion , en- doscopy is indicated . A leiomyoma is seen as a rounded , clearly demarcated projection into the lumen covered by normal - appearing mucosa . The tumor may be felt with the biopsy forceps ...
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... Tumor Institute.37 The tumor was seen in 10 patients and gas- troscopic biopsy yielded a definite diagnosis in 3. The difficulty is that most of these tumors are entirely submucosal , and many of them have a very large extragastric com ...
... Tumor Institute.37 The tumor was seen in 10 patients and gas- troscopic biopsy yielded a definite diagnosis in 3. The difficulty is that most of these tumors are entirely submucosal , and many of them have a very large extragastric com ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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