Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 149
pheres ; b, the spiked ball; c, the plati-num ball. ach, the motions of the former—which are caused bythe active and passive motions of the stomach—canbe recorded in the way described. OTHER FUNCTIONS OF THE STOMACH. 123 I have called this apparatus gastrokinesograph,or, shorter, gastrograph.1 From… … Fig. 48.—A Patient Undergoing Examination with the Gastrograph. motions of the stomach or the mechanical action ofthis organ. 1 The gastrograph may be obtained of Kichard Kny & Co., NewFork. 124 DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. Method.—The ball is dipped in lukewarm water, in-troduced into the pharynx…
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