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The alimentary tract : a radiographic study (1915)

Barclay, Alfred Ernest, 1876- · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 108

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s hasalready been pointed out (pp. 50, et seq.) this is toosweeping a generalization, but, with the reservations stated,it is sufficiently accurate. The question of the rate of empty-ing is, however, discussed on p. 50, but one must againcall attention to the fact that in the early stages of… … Fig- 33- Fig- 34- Fig- 33- Radiogram of a case of extreme atony in which thelowest part of the stomach extended nearly 6 inches below theumbilicus. A little food has just been given, and is seen extendingfrom the cardiac orifice to the mass of food in the lowest part. Notehow this is held up to…

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