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... rectum , ( c ) , relaxation of the sphincters and active opening of the anal orifice , and ( d ) slight prolapse of ... rectum . The finding of a sizable clump of feces filling the rectum at any time other than immediately preceding ...
... rectum , ( c ) , relaxation of the sphincters and active opening of the anal orifice , and ( d ) slight prolapse of ... rectum . The finding of a sizable clump of feces filling the rectum at any time other than immediately preceding ...
Page 274
... rectum itself should then be carried out . Usually a carci- noma of the rectum is easily identified by its irregularity and firmness and the narrowing of the rectum resulting from encroachment by the growth . At times , a growth will be ...
... rectum itself should then be carried out . Usually a carci- noma of the rectum is easily identified by its irregularity and firmness and the narrowing of the rectum resulting from encroachment by the growth . At times , a growth will be ...
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... Rectum . It has traditionally been taught that the rectum is not the province of the radiologist . This belief has become wide- spread because digital and proctoscopic ex- aminations were considered to suffice for examination of the rectum ...
... Rectum . It has traditionally been taught that the rectum is not the province of the radiologist . This belief has become wide- spread because digital and proctoscopic ex- aminations were considered to suffice for examination of the rectum ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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