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The American Journal of Surgery, 1953
Abstract 1. 1. A case of volvulus of the cecum with associated perforation is presented. 2. 2. Colonic obstruction secondary to an intussuscepting, polypoid carcinoma was believed to be of etiologic significance in this patient. 3. 3. The difficulties of proper early diagnosis are discussed, and the salient features to be sought in a ...
Hugh E. Wilson, Gerard Desforges
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Abstract 1. 1. A case of volvulus of the cecum with associated perforation is presented. 2. 2. Colonic obstruction secondary to an intussuscepting, polypoid carcinoma was believed to be of etiologic significance in this patient. 3. 3. The difficulties of proper early diagnosis are discussed, and the salient features to be sought in a ...
Hugh E. Wilson, Gerard Desforges
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1954
Abstract 1. 1. Reported herein is a case of volvulus of the cecum in a ninety year old man treated by simple detorsion without fixation, with good results. 2. 2. Volvulus of the cecum should be considered in acute conditions of the abdomen, especially with pain in the right lower side, localized distention with or without nausea and vomiting.
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Abstract 1. 1. Reported herein is a case of volvulus of the cecum in a ninety year old man treated by simple detorsion without fixation, with good results. 2. 2. Volvulus of the cecum should be considered in acute conditions of the abdomen, especially with pain in the right lower side, localized distention with or without nausea and vomiting.
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Archives of Surgery, 1952
CECAL diverticulitis is a definite yet relatively infrequent clinical entity. In the differential diagnosis of pain in the right lower quadrant, the possibility of diverticulitis of the cecum is not often considered. From 1912, when the first case of diverticulitis of the cecum appeared to have been reported, to April of 1950, there had been only 118 ...
Eugene M. Narsete, Arkell M. Vaughn
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CECAL diverticulitis is a definite yet relatively infrequent clinical entity. In the differential diagnosis of pain in the right lower quadrant, the possibility of diverticulitis of the cecum is not often considered. From 1912, when the first case of diverticulitis of the cecum appeared to have been reported, to April of 1950, there had been only 118 ...
Eugene M. Narsete, Arkell M. Vaughn
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1960
Abstract An unusual case of obstruction of the cecum due to partial malrotation is reported. It is believed to be the first case of this kind described.
Robert F. Holdren, George J. Wittenstein
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Abstract An unusual case of obstruction of the cecum due to partial malrotation is reported. It is believed to be the first case of this kind described.
Robert F. Holdren, George J. Wittenstein
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1954
Abstract A case of adenoacanthoma of the cecum is presented. Such cases are rare. The possibility that this case was related to the presence of a cecal fistula following cecostomy is suggested. A similar case is presented by Plenge. These cases may, perhaps, be considered as following metaplasia associated with long-standing chronic inflammation.
P.W. Johnston, B.E. Konwaler
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Abstract A case of adenoacanthoma of the cecum is presented. Such cases are rare. The possibility that this case was related to the presence of a cecal fistula following cecostomy is suggested. A similar case is presented by Plenge. These cases may, perhaps, be considered as following metaplasia associated with long-standing chronic inflammation.
P.W. Johnston, B.E. Konwaler
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The Diagnosis of Volvulus of the Cecum
Radiology, 1953Volvulus is a twisting of the bowel which produces luminal occlusion. When it occurs in the cecum, the clinical findings are those of intestinal obstruction of sudden onset, the cause of which is obscure. The radiologic observations, however, may be strikingly diagnostic.
Warren A. Wass, Herbert L. Abrams
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1986
Carcinoma of the cecum occurs more often in older people and often produces few significant early symptoms. Proper detection and right hemicolectomy may give good results.
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Carcinoma of the cecum occurs more often in older people and often produces few significant early symptoms. Proper detection and right hemicolectomy may give good results.
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1981
Benign cecal lesions, although not frequently encountered, are often difficult to differentiate from carcinomas. With the general availability of colonoscopy, cecal lesions can be visualized and a biopsy can be done. If the biopsy specimen reveals inflammatory changes only, the patient should be managed nonoperatively and colonoscoped again in four ...
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Benign cecal lesions, although not frequently encountered, are often difficult to differentiate from carcinomas. With the general availability of colonoscopy, cecal lesions can be visualized and a biopsy can be done. If the biopsy specimen reveals inflammatory changes only, the patient should be managed nonoperatively and colonoscoped again in four ...
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1984
Five cases of mobile cecum syndrome are presented. These patients all presented with chronic right lower quadrant abdominal pain with associated abdominal distention and symptomatic relief after passing flatus or having a bowel movement. Three patients had preoperative barium enemas demonstrating abnormal mobility of the cecum.
Robert L. Rogers, Frank J. Harford
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Five cases of mobile cecum syndrome are presented. These patients all presented with chronic right lower quadrant abdominal pain with associated abdominal distention and symptomatic relief after passing flatus or having a bowel movement. Three patients had preoperative barium enemas demonstrating abnormal mobility of the cecum.
Robert L. Rogers, Frank J. Harford
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Journal of Experimental Zoology, 1989
The gross anatomy of the avian ceca is reviewed. In most birds, right and left ceca arise laterally or ventrolaterally at the junction of the small and large intestines. In a few species, the ceca open into the rectum ventrally or dorsally. In many herons and bitterns, only one cecum is present, and in the secretary bird there are two pairs of ceca ...
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The gross anatomy of the avian ceca is reviewed. In most birds, right and left ceca arise laterally or ventrolaterally at the junction of the small and large intestines. In a few species, the ceca open into the rectum ventrally or dorsally. In many herons and bitterns, only one cecum is present, and in the secretary bird there are two pairs of ceca ...
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