. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. a. Extreme degree of hypertonicitj ol small F intestine seen characteristically in subjects ofmarkedly sthenic habitus and a high degree oftonicity, common as to visceral tonicity in general. [G. 10. Extreme hypotonicity of small intestine asseen in markedly asthenic and debilitated loops probably result of hypotonicitv notnecessarily pathological but do not express admirableconditions. Small intestine as here shown not dis-tinguishable from that of pathological causationexcept through consid
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. a. Extreme degree of hypertonicitj ol small F intestine seen characteristically in subjects ofmarkedly sthenic habitus and a high degree oftonicity, common as to visceral tonicity in general. [G. 10. Extreme hypotonicity of small intestine asseen in markedly asthenic and debilitated loops probably result of hypotonicitv notnecessarily pathological but do not express admirableconditions. Small intestine as here shown not dis-tinguishable from that of pathological causationexcept through consideration of other factors,especially Fig. ii. Characteristic and well-recognized evidence ofgross small intestinal obstruction. Dilated herring-bone or ribbed pattei n oi gas, fluid .mil barium filled,obstructed and dilated small intestine. Case one >>fgross obstruction 1>\ dense adhesions within sac of i ,, FlG. i 2. Stasis in terminal ileum at 24 hours as the resultof adhesions secondary to appendicitis with ratherextensive peritonitis. Condition probably the expres-sion of crippling of motor mechanism of terminalileum rather than of obstruction or incompetence of A-Rav Evidence of Abdominal Small Intestinal States 205
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