10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PYLORECTOMIES»
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pylorectomies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pylorectomies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Clinical Journal: A Weekly Record of Clinical Medicine ...
the operations including gastro-jejunosto- mies, excisions, pylorectomies,
resections and so on. The mortality associated with any other operation than
gastro-jejunostomy is, therefore, considerable. Is it right to submit your patient to
this much- ...
There have been relatively very, very few pylorectomies recorded in this country ;
thisI know from the examination of the best known periodicals which Mr. Goffe
has made for me, from which it appears that only 44 pylorectomies performed by
...
The same gravity is found in the more recent figures of Lowenstein, who, citing
thirty surgeons, who performed 150 pylorectomies, with an operative mortality of
70%. We must not, however, attach too much importance to this latter grouping of
...
... The plural is pylorectomies.) pylori /par'lairi/ plural of pylorus pyloric /par'lorrk/
adjective referring to the pylorus pyloric antrum /par,lorrk 'aentram/ noun a space
at the bottom of the stomach, before the pyloric sphincter pyloric orifice /par,lorrk ...
Peter Hodgson Collin, 2003
5
Appetite and Body Weight: Integrative Systems and the ...
In animals, tests of close-arterial infusions, pylorectomies, and selective
vagotomies (e.g., Moran and Kinzig, 2004; Moran et al., 1992) indicate that the
satiating action of CCK is mediated by CCKA receptors in vagal afferents and in
the pyloric ...
Tim Kirkham, Steven J Cooper, 2011
6
A System of Practical Medicine By American Authors, Vol. II ...
... of individual surgeons in a seriesof cases.101 101Already, fromthis pointofview
, theoperation appears more hopeful.Czerny has performed6resections
ofthestomach with only2fatal results; 4ofthe operations were pylorectomies for
cancer.
7
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
The mortality was slightly over five per cent. for the 378 operations; pylorectomies
eight per cent., and excisions of ulcers away from pylorus less than two per cent.
Some of the men who operated had had little experience. He too agreed that a ...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Charles Euchariste de Medicis Sajous, 1914
These cases include: 17 primary pylorectomies, more or less extensive, excising
from six to ten or twelve centimeters; one two-stage pylorectomy (in which the
resection was performed two months after the preliminary gastro-enterostomy, ...
9
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
In glancing over the various methods that have been adopted in the treatment of
carcinoma of the pylorus, one is at once struck with the small number of
pylorectomies that have been recorded of late. Not only have few such
operations been ...
Dreydorff2 gives the total number of pylorectomies up to 1894 as 188, with 10
additional cases of combined pylorectomy and gastro-enterostomy. Of the 188
pylorectomies, 80 recovered and 108 died. After the combined operation 4
recovered ...
