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The American Journal of Surgery, 1958 Abstract Two cases of mesenteric venous occlusion, one involving the inferior mesenteric vein and the other involving the superior mesenteric vein, are presented and discussed. Both patients survived surgery.
William F. Holsey
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Archives of Surgery, 1942
Occlusion of the mesenteric vessels is not the rare occurrence of years ago, for today practically every busy surgeon encounters 1 or more cases. Although the underlying pathologic lesions appear to be many, the resulting clinical picture is fairly characteristic and makes possible an early and definite diagnosis in the majority of cases. The mortality
Henry J. Giamarino, S. Jaffe
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Occlusion of the mesenteric vessels is not the rare occurrence of years ago, for today practically every busy surgeon encounters 1 or more cases. Although the underlying pathologic lesions appear to be many, the resulting clinical picture is fairly characteristic and makes possible an early and definite diagnosis in the majority of cases. The mortality
Henry J. Giamarino, S. Jaffe
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REVASCULARIZATION FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL MESENTERIC VASCULAR OCCLUSION
Archives of Surgery, 1949 Rudolf J. Noer
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Superior mesenteric vascular occlusion
The American Journal of Surgery, 1957Abstract The treatment of superior mesenteric vascular occlusion has been discussed. Ten cases of mesenteric vascular occlusion are reviewed. All the occlusions were of the superior mesenteric artery or its tributaries. Seven patients were surgically explored and five underwent intestinal resection.
L J, MORSE, B, KRYNSKI, T T, MULKEEN
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[Mesenteric vascular occlusion].
Der Chirurg; Zeitschrift fur alle Gebiete der operativen Medizen, 1981This report concerns 70 cases of occlusion of the mesenteric vessels, 32 arterial and 38 venous. Clinical symptoms and possibilities of therapy are discussed. Operative therapy was carried out in only 19 patients, 5 of whom survived. The time between the first symptoms and the operation essentially influences the prognosis.
H R, Goller, H G, Kroczek
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Mesenteric vascular occlusion in infancy and childhood.
New England Journal of Medicine, 1960I. Ratner, O. Swenson
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