 The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance or scirrhosity which so completely obstructed the passage into the duodenum as to admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid; whether this was the original disorder, or only a consequence,...  The Cleveland Medical Journal - Strana 7601916Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1907 - 710 str.
...an undoubted case in which the "pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance or schorrhosity which so completely obstructed the passage into the...as to admit with the greatest difficulty the finest probe." We have available now more than sixty cases treated medically and more than seventy treated... | |
 | 1927 - 364 str.
...unusually large and distended. " The pylorus was invested with a hard, compact substance or scirrhosity, which so completely obstructed the passage into the...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid." ' ' ! This is apparently the earliest description of congenital pyloric stenosis. Many years after... | |
 | 1903 - 806 str.
...large, the coats thickened. " The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance, or schirrhosity, which so completely obstructed the passage into the...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid." Dr. Osier proposes to have the case copied and published in his ' Archives of Pediatrics.' BIBLIOGRAPHY.... | |
 | Sir William Osler - 1904 - 408 str.
...was made four months before death! The post-mortem showed a dilated and hypertrophied stomach and " the pylorus was invested with a hard, compact substance...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid." If other men had been as accurate and careful as Dr. Beardsley, and if other societies had followed... | |
 | Sir William Osler - 1904 - 408 str.
...was made four months before death ! The post-mortem showed a dilated and hypertrophied stomach and " the pylorus was invested with a hard, compact substance...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid." If other men had been as accurate and careful as Dr. Beardsley, and if other societies had followed... | |
 | Sir Arthur William Mayo Robson - 1904 - 594 str.
...and hypertrophied stomach. ' The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance or scirrhosity, which so completely obstructed the passage into the...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid ' (Osler, Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, March 12, 19o3). Dr. John Thomson, of Edinburgh, who... | |
 | Sir William Osler - 1904 - 414 str.
...hypertrophied stomach and " the pylorus was invested with a hard, compact substance or Bchirroaity which so completely obstructed the passage into the...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid." If other men had been as accurate and careful as Dr. Beardsley, and if other societies had followed... | |
 | Howard Atwood Kelly - 1908 - 922 str.
...observed of this disease. He wrote: "The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance or scirrhosity which so completely obstructed the passage into the...as to admit with the greatest difficulty the finest probe." In 1841 Williamson2 recorded the second case, which occurred in a child who died at the age... | |
 | Howard Atwood Kelly - 1912 - 560 str.
...unusually large and distended. "The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance or scirrhosity, which so completely obstructed the passage into the...admit with the greatest difficulty the finest fluid. He concludes, "the necessity of interring the body that evening put a stop to any further examination,"... | |
 | 1914 - 284 str.
...prevented so thorough an examination of the body as might otherwise have been made. I examined the stomach. The pylorus was invested with a hard compact substance,...mention that I had pronounced a schirrosity in that part before the child's death." Nothing further on this subject was published until Williamson, in 1841,... | |
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