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The American Journal of Surgery, 1961
Abstract 1. 1. A total of thirty-six primary tumors of the small bowel, twelve malignant and twenty-four benign, were treated over a period of thirty-three years. Of these, eighteen were discovered incidentally at autopsy or in surgical specimens extirpated for other lesions, and eighteen produced symptoms leading to their detection. 2.
J M, KROUSE, R C, EYERLY, J R, BABCOCK
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Abstract 1. 1. A total of thirty-six primary tumors of the small bowel, twelve malignant and twenty-four benign, were treated over a period of thirty-three years. Of these, eighteen were discovered incidentally at autopsy or in surgical specimens extirpated for other lesions, and eighteen produced symptoms leading to their detection. 2.
J M, KROUSE, R C, EYERLY, J R, BABCOCK
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Endometriosis of the Small Bowel
Archives of Surgery, 1970Seven patients with endometriosis of the small bowel and pertinent literature are reviewed. One case of jejunal endometrioma is presented which may be the first reported in English literature. The various facets of endometriosis of the small intestine are discussed to stimulate further study and to create a greater awareness of this rare but not ...
F W, Rio +3 more
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2001
This review deals with various developments in the field of small-bowel surgery, including the role of ileal pouch-anal anastomosis and ileorectal anastomosis in the treatment of ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous polyposis. We discuss modern trends in the surgical management of Crohn disease, and the increasing use of laparoscopy in the ...
Ashish, Prabhudesai, Devinder, Kumar
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This review deals with various developments in the field of small-bowel surgery, including the role of ileal pouch-anal anastomosis and ileorectal anastomosis in the treatment of ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous polyposis. We discuss modern trends in the surgical management of Crohn disease, and the increasing use of laparoscopy in the ...
Ashish, Prabhudesai, Devinder, Kumar
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1953
Abstract 1. 1. A review was made of eleven proven tumors of the small bowel at Kings County Hospital. 2. 2. Symptoms and signs of small bowel tumors were discussed. 3. 3. The pathology of each type has been defined. 4. 4. Early recognition and treatment has been stressed.
H, ROSENFELD, J, BRINKMAN
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Abstract 1. 1. A review was made of eleven proven tumors of the small bowel at Kings County Hospital. 2. 2. Symptoms and signs of small bowel tumors were discussed. 3. 3. The pathology of each type has been defined. 4. 4. Early recognition and treatment has been stressed.
H, ROSENFELD, J, BRINKMAN
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1963
ABSTRACT THE PARASITIC DISEASES of man which are found primarily in the small bowel are caused by both protozoa and helminths. In this region of the bowel, protozoa are not of major importance, but giardiasis may produce mild symptoms in infants, in whom the infection is more prevalent. Giardia lamblia is found much less frequently in adults, but heavy
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ABSTRACT THE PARASITIC DISEASES of man which are found primarily in the small bowel are caused by both protozoa and helminths. In this region of the bowel, protozoa are not of major importance, but giardiasis may produce mild symptoms in infants, in whom the infection is more prevalent. Giardia lamblia is found much less frequently in adults, but heavy
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The American Journal of Surgery, 2005
Diffuse jejunoileal diverticulosis with pneumoperitoneum but without peritonitis is an uncommon but well-documented entity. Cases of jejunoileal diverticular perforation in which the perforation is evident are managed with resection of the diseased bowel and primary anastomosis. In the absence of an intraoperative finding of a perforation or an area of
Steven C, Cunningham +2 more
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Diffuse jejunoileal diverticulosis with pneumoperitoneum but without peritonitis is an uncommon but well-documented entity. Cases of jejunoileal diverticular perforation in which the perforation is evident are managed with resection of the diseased bowel and primary anastomosis. In the absence of an intraoperative finding of a perforation or an area of
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Radiology, 1966
Further experience with the reflux examination of the small intestine and the experience of others, a typical example of which is found elsewhere in this issue of Radiology (p. 1051), support our original enthusiasm for this method of examination and confirm our opinion that the complete reflux method, though relatively new, when properly used is an ...
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Further experience with the reflux examination of the small intestine and the experience of others, a typical example of which is found elsewhere in this issue of Radiology (p. 1051), support our original enthusiasm for this method of examination and confirm our opinion that the complete reflux method, though relatively new, when properly used is an ...
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1982
The examination of the small bowel well beyond the ligament of Trietz requires more refined techniques and specialized instruments. This article discusses the equipment and technique for small bowel endoscopy and presents case histories.
H, Shinya, C, McSherry
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The examination of the small bowel well beyond the ligament of Trietz requires more refined techniques and specialized instruments. This article discusses the equipment and technique for small bowel endoscopy and presents case histories.
H, Shinya, C, McSherry
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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1995
The small bowel, the largest lymphoid organ in the body and host to a myriad of foreign antigens has presented a formidable challenge for transplantation. In the past 5 years, small bowel transplantation has become a viable clinical entity. Successful transplantation of the small bowel has been achieved as part of multivisceral grafting, combined small
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The small bowel, the largest lymphoid organ in the body and host to a myriad of foreign antigens has presented a formidable challenge for transplantation. In the past 5 years, small bowel transplantation has become a viable clinical entity. Successful transplantation of the small bowel has been achieved as part of multivisceral grafting, combined small
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JAMA, 1964
ACUTE INFARCTION of the small bowel is a major abdominal problem; it is difficult to diagnose early and is often fatal despite treatment. It may be suspected following abdominal surgery, mesenteric vessel trauma, shock, congestive heart failure, chronic cardiac arrhythmia, or aortic insufficiency.
D, FRAJNDLICH, R L, TAYLOR
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ACUTE INFARCTION of the small bowel is a major abdominal problem; it is difficult to diagnose early and is often fatal despite treatment. It may be suspected following abdominal surgery, mesenteric vessel trauma, shock, congestive heart failure, chronic cardiac arrhythmia, or aortic insufficiency.
D, FRAJNDLICH, R L, TAYLOR
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