10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GASTROENTEROSTOMIES»
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gastroenterostomies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gastroenterostomies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Texas State Journal of Medicine
COMPARISON OF PROCEDURES Among the 460 operations performed for
duodenal ulcer. there were 241 gastroenterostomies and 179 gastric resections.
Figure 2 graphically illustrates the proportion of gastroenterostomy to subtotal ...
2
Modern medicine: its theory and practice
In 1904, among 100 gastroenterostomies for simple chronic gastric or duodenal
ulcer (including cases of hemorrhage), there were 2 deaths (2 per cent.). Up to
April, 1905, among 153 gastroenterostomies, etc. (two only requiring second ...
Sir William Osler, Thomas McCrae, Elmer Hendricks Funk, 1908
3
The Chicago Medical Recorder
Mikulicz is opposed to the operation for any other condition than high grade
stenosis. Mortality: Mayo, in over 200 operations on stomach cases, did 93
gastroenterostomies with 9 deaths, 21 of these for malignant disease, with 4
deaths; 17 per ...
There were 42 cases of duodenal, 4 cases of duodenal plus gastric ulcers, and 4
cases with stomal ulcers as the result of previous gastroenterostomies. The
duration of the symptoms prior to operation ranged from 40 years to 2 years, with
the ...
5
The Roentgen diagnosis of diseases of the alimentary canal
Three thousand one hundred and sixty-one cases (99.5 per cent) of the
operations for duodenal ulcer were posterior gastroenterostomies ; 14 were
anterior. No gastrojejunal ulcer followed the anterior gastroenterostomies. In the
gastric ulcers ...
Nine of this total had immediate, primary gastroenterostomies performed with two
deaths, or 22 per cent., while twelve had not ... It was unquestioned that those
up0n whom gastroenterostomies were performed were picked as the best risks, ...
7
Transactions of the Philadelphia Academy of Surgery
It was unquestioned that those upon whom gastroenterostomies were performed
were picked as the best risks, consequently the mortality was sure to be greater
in those upon whom a gastroenterostomy was indiscriminately performed than ...
Philadelphia Academy of Surgery, 1922
8
The Military Surgeon: Journal of the Association of Military ...
These 111 operations may be grouped as follows: Gastroenterostomies,
posterior 46 Gastroenterostomies, anterior 1 Gastroenterostomies, release of 3
Gastrotomies, for exploration 4 Gastrotomies, for foreign body 1 Gastrectomies,
partial 27 ...
9
The Journal of the Maine Medical Association
Four other patients were operated upon, three having gastroenterostomies and
one an exploration. All died within twelve days of the operations. Thus of twelve
cases operated (ten gastroenterostomies and two explorations) by nine different
...
10
Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey
This prevailing skepticism undoubtedly results from the fact that the physician
sees a considerable number of patients who suffer as the result of the operation.
However, such cases do not comprise all gastroenterostomies, and it would be of
...
Medical Society of New Jersey, 1921
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GASTROENTEROSTOMIES»
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Self-Expandable Metal Stents for GI Luminal Obstruction
Surgical gastroenterostomies have complication rates of 25 percent to 35 percent and mortality rates of two percent. The mortality rates ... «EndoNurse, May 11»
