Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 125
rom Ewald : Diseases of the Stomach, NewYork, 1892, p. 138. EXAMINATION OF THE INGESTA. 99 Figs. 29 and 30), but they have only a pathognomonicsignificance if they appear in very large numbers. (c) Mould pellicles. The part which micro-organ-isms (bacteria and mould fungi) play in the occurrenceof… … Fig. 32. —A Specimen of Mucus from the QHsophagus (from a Patient with CarcinomaCardise, J. C. W.), showing mucus, bacteria, fat and epithelial cells, some of thelatter grouped together. pie, Talma1 maintains that the fermentation of car-bohydrates induced by micro-organisms is the cause…
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