Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 28
n the direc-tion of the oesophagus and prolonged through thestomach would cut off one-fourth or one-fifth of thisorgan to the left. This portion to the left is calledthe greater cul-de-sac (saccus caecus) (F) or fundus.The volume of the stomach varies according to the 2 DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.… … Fig. 1.—The Stomach. C, cardia; P, pylorus; F, fundus; G, greater curvature;L, lesser curvature. stomach is filled the anterior wall turns somewhatupward and the posterior downward (a rotation ofthe organ takes place). Situation. The stomach lies on the left side of the body, andonly one-sixth of…
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