Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 138
leum and caecum, asfar as the hepatic flexure. The second examination is made four hours afterthe first, the third four hours later, and the fourthtwenty-four hours after the meal has been given.In each examination, if possible, the screen should beused, in addition to the taking of a radiogram,… … Fig. 46. Eight Hours after a Bismuth Meal. The shadow extendsfrom the caecum to the sigmoid. The food is advancing in the latter, andthe tubular condition of the gut shows a contrast to the sacculated appear-ance of the rest of the bowel, which is in a state of rest. (See text.) not be able to…
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