. Journal of roentgenology . d younger patients showed presenceof hyper-peristalsis, although the youngest patient hada six-hour gastric residue, which was found in only twocases. Two had duodenal defects, which were due to ag-glutination of the adjoining portions of the first and secondportions of the duodenum. The significant observation is an elongated or dilatedcaput fairly well defined and quite regular in outline, witha moderate degree of fixation at the junction of the first andsecond portions of the duodenum. CONCLUSIONS 1. Symptomatically; cholecystitis; duodenal or gastriculcers or c
. Journal of roentgenology . d younger patients showed presenceof hyper-peristalsis, although the youngest patient hada six-hour gastric residue, which was found in only twocases. Two had duodenal defects, which were due to ag-glutination of the adjoining portions of the first and secondportions of the duodenum. The significant observation is an elongated or dilatedcaput fairly well defined and quite regular in outline, witha moderate degree of fixation at the junction of the first andsecond portions of the duodenum. CONCLUSIONS 1. Symptomatically; cholecystitis; duodenal or gastriculcers or chronic appendicitis may be simulated. 2. Symptoms arc usually of long duration. 3. An elongated or enlarged caput is significant. 4. An elongated or enlarged caput without symptomsshould be considered negative. 5. Symptoms without an elongated caput should be con-sidered negative. 6. Symptoms plus elongated or distented caput, fairlywell defined and regular in outline is quite diagnostic. TIIK .JOlHXAL OF R( >EXT(JEXOLOGY. Plate No. 2. Modification of Original Sketch. Made by Dr. M. L. Harris,showing peritonea] band passing over the duodenum, with areduplication of the latter. TRANSDUODENAL BAND —HUBENY 389
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