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Page 75
Bleeding following operations other than those on the stomach or duodenum can
result from the development of acute gastric or duodenal stress ulcers. The
bleeding, however, may come instead from a previously unrecognized peptic
ulcer.
Bleeding following operations other than those on the stomach or duodenum can
result from the development of acute gastric or duodenal stress ulcers. The
bleeding, however, may come instead from a previously unrecognized peptic
ulcer.
Page 81
Blood loss into the biliary tree may be slow and blood flow into the duodenum
may be intermittent, necessitating prolonged observation of the papilla. At times
the diagnosis is suggested by finding red blood in the duodenum with otherwise
...
Blood loss into the biliary tree may be slow and blood flow into the duodenum
may be intermittent, necessitating prolonged observation of the papilla. At times
the diagnosis is suggested by finding red blood in the duodenum with otherwise
...
Page 405
If the “tap” is dry, the presence of a “duodenal tug” suggests that the tip of the tube
is in the duodenum. Usually when the tube remains in the stomach, the plunger
can be withdrawn with ease. The stethoscopic test described by Lyon is also ...
If the “tap” is dry, the presence of a “duodenal tug” suggests that the tip of the tube
is in the duodenum. Usually when the tube remains in the stomach, the plunger
can be withdrawn with ease. The stethoscopic test described by Lyon is also ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Bockus Gastroenterology, Volume 1 Bockus Gastroenterology, Henry L. Bockus, ISBN 0721617778, 9780721617770 |
| Author | Henry L. Bockus |
| Editor | J. Edward Berk |
| Edition | 4, illustrated |
| Publisher | Saunders, 1985 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 21 Oct 2010 |
| ISBN | 0721617786, 9780721617787 |
| Length | 772 pages |
| Subjects | › Medical / Gastroenterology |
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