Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 157
re intervals, and then for short periods, generallyafter a meal has been taken. Stasis is frequently observed in the region of thecaecum and ascending colon, owing to the presenceof kinking near the hepatic flexure. The transverse colon may be dragged down into 142 X-RAYS : THE INTERPRETATION the… … Fig. 58. JNIahked Prolapse of the Transverse Colon. normal position, owing to the presence of the costo-colic ligament from which it is suspended. The passage of faeces may be unduly delayed inthe sigmoid owing to presence of adhesions, whichmay result in kinking, and in the rectum indefinitely,in…
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