X-ray diagnosis of the operated stomach
- Authors: Goldstein M.I.1
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- State Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians
- Issue: Vol 30, No 2 (1934)
- Pages: 320-326
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://ogarev-online.ru/kazanmedj/article/view/71751
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj71751
- ID: 71751
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Abstract
The complex problem of the operated stomach has recently attracted more and more attention of therapists, surgeons and radiologists. Systematic X-ray examination of the stomach, after surgery, gives us the opportunity to study its shape and function, allows us to judge the success of the operation, as well as to recognize timely postoperative complications and recurrence of diseases, requiring in some cases urgent secondary surgical intervention, and in other cases - prevention of unnecessary secondary surgery.
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M. I. Goldstein
State Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians
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Russian Federation
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Fig. 1. Normally functioning anastomosis.
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Fig. 2. Stomach after Bilroth I surgery.
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Fig. 3. Normal radial direction of mucosal folds at a-za.
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Fig. 4. Hypertrophic mucosal folds in patients with g.e.
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Fig. 5. Ulcus pepticum jejuni visible niche with converging folds.
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Fig. 6. Puncture succinate ulcer. On irrigoscopy, the stomach and small intestines are filled through the fistula.
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