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Page 680
... vascular in- dentation . The presence of extra - esophageal pulsation is not easily established because all mediastinal structures in the infant show considerable motion normally during any en- doscopic examination . The surgical ...
... vascular in- dentation . The presence of extra - esophageal pulsation is not easily established because all mediastinal structures in the infant show considerable motion normally during any en- doscopic examination . The surgical ...
Page 856
... vascular insufficiency to the gastric pouch . Occlusion of the celiac and superior mesen- teric arteries has also been observed without vascular compromise of the upper abdominal viscera.11 Microcirculation . The arterial blood supply ...
... vascular insufficiency to the gastric pouch . Occlusion of the celiac and superior mesen- teric arteries has also been observed without vascular compromise of the upper abdominal viscera.11 Microcirculation . The arterial blood supply ...
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... Vascular Compression of the Duodenum Alternative Explanations of Duodenal Ileus To approach the subject of this chapter is something like becoming acquainted with a retired courtesan — the past is more colorful than the present . Once ...
... Vascular Compression of the Duodenum Alternative Explanations of Duodenal Ileus To approach the subject of this chapter is something like becoming acquainted with a retired courtesan — the past is more colorful than the present . Once ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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