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Page 112
... fecal residue from the cecum to the sig- moid segment , where it can be stored until such time as the fecal mass can be properly evacuated ( Fig . 7-1 ) . Motor activity in the colon is of 3 basic types : ( 1 ) nonpropulsive segmental ...
... fecal residue from the cecum to the sig- moid segment , where it can be stored until such time as the fecal mass can be properly evacuated ( Fig . 7-1 ) . Motor activity in the colon is of 3 basic types : ( 1 ) nonpropulsive segmental ...
Page 122
... fecal impaction is readily evident by digital or proctosigmoidoscopic examination . Palpation of the impacted feces by the gloved finger suggests the treatment . If the fecal bolus is soft , it can often be dislodged simply by repeated ...
... fecal impaction is readily evident by digital or proctosigmoidoscopic examination . Palpation of the impacted feces by the gloved finger suggests the treatment . If the fecal bolus is soft , it can often be dislodged simply by repeated ...
Page 359
... fecal suspension of calves with enteritis , similar viruses have been visualized in the duodenal tissue and fecal extracts of human infants with gastroenteritis.20 A rotavirus ( originally termed " human reo- virus - like " agent ) has ...
... fecal suspension of calves with enteritis , similar viruses have been visualized in the duodenal tissue and fecal extracts of human infants with gastroenteritis.20 A rotavirus ( originally termed " human reo- virus - like " agent ) has ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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