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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1984
A brief synopsis of the clinical and radiographic features of esophageal perforation, including barogenic rupture, is outlined. The dependence of the thoracic surgeon on roentgenograms and their interpretation by the radiologist is emphasized.
L G, Phillips, J, Cunningham
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A brief synopsis of the clinical and radiographic features of esophageal perforation, including barogenic rupture, is outlined. The dependence of the thoracic surgeon on roentgenograms and their interpretation by the radiologist is emphasized.
L G, Phillips, J, Cunningham
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 2001
This study was designed to assess the medical and surgical treatment of colonoscopic perforations.A retrospective review of colonoscopic perforations from 1970 to 1999 was performed.In 30 years, 34,620 colonoscopies resulted in 31 (0.09 percent) perforations.
Araghizadeh, FY +4 more
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This study was designed to assess the medical and surgical treatment of colonoscopic perforations.A retrospective review of colonoscopic perforations from 1970 to 1999 was performed.In 30 years, 34,620 colonoscopies resulted in 31 (0.09 percent) perforations.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1986
Although an editorial in the Journal 20 years ago implied heady times approaching in the treatment of appendicitis,1 token recognition and no excitement greeted the 100th anniversary of the codification of the appendicitis syndrome last June.2 , 3 In 1886 the situation was different.
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Although an editorial in the Journal 20 years ago implied heady times approaching in the treatment of appendicitis,1 token recognition and no excitement greeted the 100th anniversary of the codification of the appendicitis syndrome last June.2 , 3 In 1886 the situation was different.
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Perforation of the gallbladder
The American Journal of Surgery, 1951Abstract In a fifteen-year period forty-four cases of perforation of the gallbladder were encountered among 2,807 operations for acute and chronic cholecystitis. These cases are classified as follows: Type i (acute, free perforation), five cases; Type ii (subacute perforation with pericholecystic abscess), twenty-five cases; Type iii (chronic ...
A G, FLETCHER, I S, RAVDIN
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1970
Abstract Perforation of the esophagus is a surgical emergency. With prompt and aggressive surgical treatment survival can be expected in most cases. The rather infrequent occurrence of such cases combined with the often non-specific symptoms and signs makes recognition difficult and challenging.
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Abstract Perforation of the esophagus is a surgical emergency. With prompt and aggressive surgical treatment survival can be expected in most cases. The rather infrequent occurrence of such cases combined with the often non-specific symptoms and signs makes recognition difficult and challenging.
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1984
This article reviews the diseases that may show epidermal perforation as a histologic feature. Many of these represent examples of transepithelial elimination (TEE), a mechanism by which the skin rids itself of abnormal substances. After a review of disorders in which perforation is an occasional finding, four diseases that have been considered ...
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This article reviews the diseases that may show epidermal perforation as a histologic feature. Many of these represent examples of transepithelial elimination (TEE), a mechanism by which the skin rids itself of abnormal substances. After a review of disorders in which perforation is an occasional finding, four diseases that have been considered ...
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