10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIGASTRITIS»
Discover the use of
perigastritis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perigastritis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Diseases of the Stomach, Intestines, and Pancreas
The location of the pain and tenderness depends on the site of the perigastritis. In
the subacute cases there may be few clinical symptoms, possibly an increase in
the gastralgia, with some interference in the motility of the_ stomach, increased ...
Robert Coleman Kemp, 1913
2
Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics
PERIGASTRITIS SECONDARY TO ULCER OF THE STOMACH. By Cavaillon
and Delay. Pathological Anatomy. In many cases, the peritoneum in the
neighborhood of the ulcer becomes inflamed and leads to the formation of
adhesions, easily ...
Franklin Henry Martin, 1908
ADHESIVE PERIGASTRITIS IN GASTRIC ULCER. ADHESIVE perigastritis
resulting from ulcer of the stomach is made manifest by a group of symptoms
which, although variable, nevertheless allow the diagnosis of these adhesions.
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1919
under these same conditions a sulcus can sometimes be seenjbetween the two
pouches. ADHESIVE ANTERIOR PERIGASTRITIS. As the result of gastric ulcer,
peritoneal inflammation and adhesions may give rise to symptoms of importance,
...
5
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
The clinical aspects of adhesive perigastritis may be summed up as follows:
Aside from the gross deformities having a distinct symptomatology which may be
caused by perigastric adhesions, the dominating symptoms are the spontaneous
or ...
I would like to dwell upon the points of differential diagnosis between genuine
gastric crises and ulcer and cancer of the stomach, perigastritis, gastro-
succorrhoea, functional nervous vomiting and gastralgias, duodenal ulcer,
cholelithiasis, ...
7
A Text-book of Medicine
Fournier enunciates the opinion that suppurative perigastritis, if closely looked
into, is attributable, not to cancer, but to ulcer-—-or, at least, to an ulcer on which
a cancer has been grafted. “ In cancer of the stomach, suppurative anterior ...
8
Diseases of the stomach with special reference to treatment
According to Rosenheim, a diagnosis of perigastritis is warranted when, after the
healing of a gastric ulcer, the painful symptoms persist, or when the usual
treatment of the stomach for disturbances of motility does not lead to
improvement.
Charles Dettie Aaron, 1911
9
Diseases of the stomach and their surgical treatment
Ulcer of Stomach ; Dilatation ; Perigastritis. Gastrolysis. Mrs. A. H., aged forty-one,
seen September, 1898. Fourteen years ago the patient first noticed pain and
tenderness at the epigastrium, which had been worse since January, and were ...
Sir Arthur William Mayo Robson, 1904
10
General medicine and surgery
PERIGASTRITIS leading to disabling adhesions is so commonly associated with
ulcer that I must mention it among the principal complications. When the
adhesions tie up the pylorus so as to produce a kink, the normal peristalsis of the
...
Arthur Latham, Thomas Crisp English, 1912
