Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 64
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… … FlG. 6.—Showing Patient with CEsophagosoope inserted ready Tor Inspection. tery, and everything is now ready lor inspection.The handle (C) facilitates the use of the instrument.I usually practise cesophagoscopy in the sitting pos-ture without any anaesthetic (cocaine spray, etc.).The procedure is…
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