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X-rays, how to produce and interpret them (1915)

Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 144

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he point of obstruction. Right anterior oblique position. tionate to the degree of dilatation present, beingfinally brought up through the mouth. The stomach. The patient should be first examined in the verticalposition, with his back to the X-ray tube. Theposition of the umbilicus should be marked… … Fig. 50. Normal J-shaped Stomach of good Tone. The lower borderlies a little below the umbilical level, marked by a halfpemiy, but asexplained in the text this does not signify that any disease is present. line. In children it is more spherical and is placedmore horizontally. The lower border in…

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