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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 405

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sf Lc ^Zosa HC1 exists, but both the (from Patient R. H , with Achylia Gas- trica): no glands visible; a, general small biuret reaction and reil- round-cell infiltration; 6, empty spaces where glands had previously existed. X 80. jjet are present, Speak in favor of this view. They represent, so to… … 380 DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. tion in question may develop also in some other way(in consequence of nervous disturbances). In suchinstances the glandular layers of the stomach need notnecessarily be greatly altered, although it appears prob-able that after a long persistence of inactivity of…

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