Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 237
s most often at the end of ameal or soon afterwards, and except for the resultingdesire for defalcation, the individual is quite unconsciousof it. At the usual after-breakfast call to stool, thebowel from the splenic flexure onwards is evacuatedunder normal conditions, but it may be more or less so… … DUODENAL ULCER. 179 health, and in no branch of investigation is a largeexperience more necessary to enable one to arrive atcorrect conclusions. The normal appearances just described refer to obser-vations made while the patient stands, and probably mostinvestigations are made in this position. The…
