. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fir, I. Condition of Stomach at Time of FirstExamination. Fig. 2. Condition of Stomach at Time of SecondExamination, orous peristalsis was noticeable in theanterior wall of the small portion of thestomach that was not infiltrated. The pa-tient felt very much nauseated. The stom-ach had the same shape as during the firstexamination. I would not give a definitediagnosis, but described the actual anterior gastro-enterostomy was ad-vised. The patient consented within twodays to have it done. The operation di
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fir, I. Condition of Stomach at Time of FirstExamination. Fig. 2. Condition of Stomach at Time of SecondExamination, orous peristalsis was noticeable in theanterior wall of the small portion of thestomach that was not infiltrated. The pa-tient felt very much nauseated. The stom-ach had the same shape as during the firstexamination. I would not give a definitediagnosis, but described the actual anterior gastro-enterostomy was ad-vised. The patient consented within twodays to have it done. The operation disclosed the fact thatthe entire stomach except the cardiac endwas heavily infiltrated. Where the peris-talsis had shown, during the roentgenexamination, way up in the cardiac end,there was some tissue through which ananterior gastro-enterostomy could be madewith great difficulty. No glandular en-largement was found and the surgeon andhis assistant diagnosed the case Wassermann was made and found 4 patient made an uneventful recover}and left the hospital
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