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Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)

Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 120

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oin tests are very sensi-tive. Pus. —Pus is very seldom found in the gastric con-tents and is recognized by its characteristic appear-ance under the microscope. 04 DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. Microscopical Examination of the Gastric Contents. (a) Gastric Juice. The microscopical examinationof the… … Fig. 27. —A Specimen of Mucus in the Gastric Juice obtained from a Patient in theFasting Condition, showing mucous corpuscles, amorphous material, and few epi-thelial cells. cases of hyperchlorhydria was first described by Ja-worski,1 who considered them a great rarity. Boas,8 onthe other hand, is…

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