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Page 112
... sigmoid segment . B , Peristaltic action delivers the distal feces into the rectal ampulla ; this prompts the urge to stool . C , The act of defecation requires ( a ) propulsion and pressure from above with straightening of the ...
... sigmoid segment . B , Peristaltic action delivers the distal feces into the rectal ampulla ; this prompts the urge to stool . C , The act of defecation requires ( a ) propulsion and pressure from above with straightening of the ...
Page 586
... sigmoid ; the more one fusses with the sigmoid , the more obstinate it becomes . Better a smooth and satisfactory examination to 18 cm than an ordeal accomplishing no more than insertion to 20 cm and leaving the patient resolved never ...
... sigmoid ; the more one fusses with the sigmoid , the more obstinate it becomes . Better a smooth and satisfactory examination to 18 cm than an ordeal accomplishing no more than insertion to 20 cm and leaving the patient resolved never ...
Page 596
... sigmoid colon , further introduc- tion into the rectum invariably causes loop enlargement , with the formation of a large inverted U pattern . This enlarging loop may stretch the sigmoid up to the level of the diaphragm , causing ...
... sigmoid colon , further introduc- tion into the rectum invariably causes loop enlargement , with the formation of a large inverted U pattern . This enlarging loop may stretch the sigmoid up to the level of the diaphragm , causing ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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