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Assisting at gastroscopy [PDF]
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 2003 copy with the semi-rigid (or semi-flexible) WolfSchindler gastroscope was in vogue, the assistantcontrolled flexing of the patient’s head, synchronous with the introduction of the instrument, was essential to the success and the safety of the examination. No one fulfilled this important task more efficiently than Dr. Schindler’s wife, Gabriele.
Gabriele Schindler, Rudolf Schindler
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The Lancet, 1978
The analgesic effect of acupuncture was evaluated by a double-blind controlled trial in 90 patients undergoing gastroscopy. The endoscopy was much easier and better tolerated after real acupuncture had been performed.
A.M. Cahn +3 more
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The analgesic effect of acupuncture was evaluated by a double-blind controlled trial in 90 patients undergoing gastroscopy. The endoscopy was much easier and better tolerated after real acupuncture had been performed.
A.M. Cahn +3 more
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A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1958
Since the introduction of the flexible gastroscope in this country 23 years ago, gastroscopy has been widely employed, usually in conjunction with roentgenography, in the diagnosis of gastric ulcers and tumors. Two recent reports offer excellent background material on this subject. 2,3 The present study, describing recent experiences with gastroscopy
Jennie Lee +4 more
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Since the introduction of the flexible gastroscope in this country 23 years ago, gastroscopy has been widely employed, usually in conjunction with roentgenography, in the diagnosis of gastric ulcers and tumors. Two recent reports offer excellent background material on this subject. 2,3 The present study, describing recent experiences with gastroscopy
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GASTROSCOPY FOR THE OTOLARYNGOLOGIST
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1953IT IS A fact that clinical gastroscopy has made a good deal of advance in recent years as an endoscopic procedure for exploration of gastric conditions and, from the otolaryngological viewpoint, as an extension of esophagoscopy as a means to determine esophagogastric pathology and facilitate the technique of biopsies and removal of foreign bodies.
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Gastroscopy in Surgical Practice
Southern Medical Journal, 1978We reviewed the records of 100 consecutive patients who had gastroscopy. All endoscopic work was done by our four-man surgical group. Roentgenographic and endoscopic diagnoses are compared with reference to degree of accuracy. The expanded uses of gastroscopy in surgical practice are illustrated and a plea is made for increased involvement of surgeons ...
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