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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 63

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rom the lumenof the tube. Two iso-lated electric wiresattached to a carrier(F)1 run throughthe groove (B). Attheir end a smalllamp (G) is attachedand placed a littleabove the end open-ing of tube (A), be-ing, however, notinclosed by the thinmetal sheet thatcovers the wires.To the tube are at-tached… … Fig. 5.—The CEsopha-goscope; lower partpartially removed toshow its construc-tion. Q& naturalsize. A, Hollow metaltube. B, Longitudinal groove. C, Handle.-D, Plug. E, Obturator. F, Carrier, with wires. G, Lamp. 38 DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. Before introducing the instrument the obturatormust be…

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