The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. [c1959]. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. [c1962, 1979]. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract, and pancreas. [2d ed., c1964 |
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Page 126
The lesions are not painful but may , in advanced cases , produce a sensation of
dryness or burning . The whitish patches may be located in practically all regions
of the oral cavity , but over half are on the buccal mucosa . The early sign of the ...
The lesions are not painful but may , in advanced cases , produce a sensation of
dryness or burning . The whitish patches may be located in practically all regions
of the oral cavity , but over half are on the buccal mucosa . The early sign of the ...
Page 140
More pronounced digressions , along a line marking the shortest distance
between pharynx and stomach , are produced by pressure from neoplasms or
thoracic tumor masses along the entire course of the esophagus . They may
cause ...
More pronounced digressions , along a line marking the shortest distance
between pharynx and stomach , are produced by pressure from neoplasms or
thoracic tumor masses along the entire course of the esophagus . They may
cause ...
Page 179
To produce signs of partial obstruction , the tumor must have grown quite large ,
which is seldom the case . A polyp , the pedicles of which may assume a length
of several centimeters , may be very mobile , shifting back and forth by peristaltic
...
To produce signs of partial obstruction , the tumor must have grown quite large ,
which is seldom the case . A polyp , the pedicles of which may assume a length
of several centimeters , may be very mobile , shifting back and forth by peristaltic
...
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