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A unifying conceptual framework of factors associated to cardiac vagal control [PDF]
Labrode, s, Mertgen, A, Mosley, Emma
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Southern Medical Journal, 1995
Zenker's diverticulum has been associated with a variety of symptoms such as dysphagia, regurgitation, aspiration, halitosis, and occasionally cough. In this case, a large Zenker's diverticulum containing a bezoar caused a persistent, debilitating cough presumably due to compression of adjacent neck structures.
B A, Tolliver, J A, DiPalma
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Zenker's diverticulum has been associated with a variety of symptoms such as dysphagia, regurgitation, aspiration, halitosis, and occasionally cough. In this case, a large Zenker's diverticulum containing a bezoar caused a persistent, debilitating cough presumably due to compression of adjacent neck structures.
B A, Tolliver, J A, DiPalma
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The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1968
An intragastric grape phytobezoar occurred 1 month after hemigastrectomy, duodenostomy, and vagotomy. Bezoar formation was believed due to a combination of reduced proteolytic enzyme activity, faulty mixing, gastric stasis, and impaired mastication. Medical therapy with oral proteolytic enzymes and gastric lavage resulted in the complete disappearance ...
M, Sparberg, A, Nielsen, R, Andruczak
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An intragastric grape phytobezoar occurred 1 month after hemigastrectomy, duodenostomy, and vagotomy. Bezoar formation was believed due to a combination of reduced proteolytic enzyme activity, faulty mixing, gastric stasis, and impaired mastication. Medical therapy with oral proteolytic enzymes and gastric lavage resulted in the complete disappearance ...
M, Sparberg, A, Nielsen, R, Andruczak
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Archives of Surgery, 1957
DeBakey and Ochsner1have stated that the subject of bezoars forms an intensely fascinating and interesting study, not only because of their relatively infrequent occurrence and bizarre nature but also because of the mystical lore surrounding their early development. The truth of this statement is apparent when one investigates this subject.
C, DAVIS, D, TARUN
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DeBakey and Ochsner1have stated that the subject of bezoars forms an intensely fascinating and interesting study, not only because of their relatively infrequent occurrence and bizarre nature but also because of the mystical lore surrounding their early development. The truth of this statement is apparent when one investigates this subject.
C, DAVIS, D, TARUN
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Critical Care Medicine, 1991
“Bezoar” is derived from the Arabic word “badzehr,” meaning antidote. It was once believed that bezoars extracted from animals had healing powers, and they were used to treat such ailments as plague and snake bites.
J G, Carrougher, C N, Barrilleaux
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“Bezoar” is derived from the Arabic word “badzehr,” meaning antidote. It was once believed that bezoars extracted from animals had healing powers, and they were used to treat such ailments as plague and snake bites.
J G, Carrougher, C N, Barrilleaux
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Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2019
A 76-year-old man was referred to the author’s department with melena and anaemia (haemoglobin level 102 g/L). The patient had a medical history of type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension and dyslipidaemia. Oesophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGD) showed a gastric bezoar of 5 cm diameter in the fornix (figure 1A) with ulceration of the angulus.
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A 76-year-old man was referred to the author’s department with melena and anaemia (haemoglobin level 102 g/L). The patient had a medical history of type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension and dyslipidaemia. Oesophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGD) showed a gastric bezoar of 5 cm diameter in the fornix (figure 1A) with ulceration of the angulus.
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