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Page 669
... varices that may form under certain condi- tions . The esophagogastric junction and ab- dominal portion of the esophagus drain into the right and left gastric veins , which nor- mally form the coronary vein , and into the short gastric ...
... varices that may form under certain condi- tions . The esophagogastric junction and ab- dominal portion of the esophagus drain into the right and left gastric veins , which nor- mally form the coronary vein , and into the short gastric ...
Page 745
... varices or varicoid carci- noma . 117 , 118 Varices tend to show greater ef- facement with esophageal distention , as ob- served fluoroscopically , while varicoid carcinoma remains unchanged with peristal- sis , respiration , and ...
... varices or varicoid carci- noma . 117 , 118 Varices tend to show greater ef- facement with esophageal distention , as ob- served fluoroscopically , while varicoid carcinoma remains unchanged with peristal- sis , respiration , and ...
Page 857
... varices through the renal vein . Coronary vein and proximal splenic vein are ligated . Figure 61-11 . Splenic vein thrombosis may cause hypersplenism and esophageal and gastric varices . short gastric veins are thereby decompressed ...
... varices through the renal vein . Coronary vein and proximal splenic vein are ligated . Figure 61-11 . Splenic vein thrombosis may cause hypersplenism and esophageal and gastric varices . short gastric veins are thereby decompressed ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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