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bout his usual dutiesas far as possible. It is advis-able before arriving at a definiteconclusion to corroborate theobservation by an examinationon a subsequent day. The causeof the stasis will be made outfrom what has been said aboutgastric disorders. The next common site forintestinal stasis is… … 70. A still more severeistance of dropped colon. for the food to leave the 182 TEXT-BOOK OF RADIOLOGY. to find food at the caecum up to at least eight hoursafter the meal was taken, and as we must allow a marginof from one to two hours for both gastric and intestinalsections of the process, it is…
