10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTEROPTOSIS»
Discover the use of
enteroptosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enteroptosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cleveland Medical Journal
Enteroptosis : Max Einhorn, in the American Journal of the Medical Sciences,
considers the relationship of enteroptosis and sub- nutrition. Enteroptosis is a
condition in which most of the organs of the abdomen have slipped down more or
less ...
2
Statisitical Survey of Three Thousand Autopsies
Patients numbering 126 (4.2 per cent of all cases) exhibited abnormalities of this
type as follows: No. of Cases Gastroptosis 7 Enteroptosis 108 Prolapse of rectum
3 Nephroptosis 9 Hepatoptosis 1 Procidentia, uterus 6 Multiple lesions of this ...
3
Medical Terminology Basics: Programmed Instruction
“enter/o” -ptosis Enteroptosis EnTER/O is a combining form meaning intestine. -
PTOSIS is a suffix meaning falling. EnTEROPTOSIS is a falling, or downward
displacement, of intestines.
4
Fantasy Surgery 1880-1930
There exists a 'morbid entity', he said, that may be defined as enteroptosis, which
embraces a multiplicity of diseases classified as dyspepsia, neurasthenia,
disease of the stomach, intestine, uterus and so forth. Enteroptosis is primitive or
...
5
Body Parts: Critical Explorations in Corporeality
"enteroptosis, the disequilibrium of the belly, is the consequence of muscular
atrophy." When firm and strong, the abdominal muscles acted as a sort of
corporeal belt keeping the viscera in their place within the abdominal cavity, thus
opposing ...
Christopher E. Forth, Ivan Crozier, 2005
6
The Genesis and Control of Disease
Also, that the X ray almost always discloses a sagging of the colon known as
enteroptosis. There may be instances of enteroptosis without mucus, and there
may be instances of mucous colitis without enteroptosis. Spastic constipation is ...
7
The Practice and Applied Therapeutics of Osteopathy: (1901)
Movable kidney is the term designating the condition in which the upper end of
the organ may be pushed down to the level of the umbilicus. The lesions, so far
as this condition may be traced to them, are of the sort producing enteroptosis,
q. v. ...
8
Rational Hydrotherapy: A Manual of the Physiological and ...
It is likewise very useful in subinvolution, in displacements due to relaxation of
the supporting structures, in atony of the bladder, and in enteroptosis due to
weakness oi the abdominal muscles. The revulsive Scotch douche to the
hypogastrium ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 2001
9
Diagnostics According to F. X. Mayr: Criteria of Good, ...
Dr. MAYR had to rely here on his own investigations. Illustrative Example A 30-
year-old woman with severe enteroptosis came to him. She had had several
pregnancies in a row. The abdominal skin was paper-thin, the contours of the
stomach ...
ENTEROPTOSIS. BY F. ROBBINS, M.D., NEW YORK. General Remarks—
Enteroptosis means a descent of otherwise healthy abdominal organs below
their normal level, in the direction of gravity, and is characterized by abnormal
mobility of ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1916
