Cancer of the stomach; a clinical study of 921 operatively and pathologically demonstrated cases . ocally, with resultant tortuous,irregular, bulbed, lobulated, funnel-shaped, or almostinvisible gastric channel. Perforation or ulceration mayproduce accessory chambers filled with bismuth or barium,or reveal evidences of involvement of fiver, pancreas,adjacent bowel or the peritoneal cavity. There are instances where ring cancers at or near thepylorus produce striking local constriction of the lumenwith marked obstruction. If such cancer occurs directlyat the pylorus, the blunt, abruptly cut-off
Cancer of the stomach; a clinical study of 921 operatively and pathologically demonstrated cases . ocally, with resultant tortuous,irregular, bulbed, lobulated, funnel-shaped, or almostinvisible gastric channel. Perforation or ulceration mayproduce accessory chambers filled with bismuth or barium,or reveal evidences of involvement of fiver, pancreas,adjacent bowel or the peritoneal cavity. There are instances where ring cancers at or near thepylorus produce striking local constriction of the lumenwith marked obstruction. If such cancer occurs directlyat the pylorus, the blunt, abruptly cut-off termination of thestomach, with dilatation of the viscus, generally, or theantrum, locally, associated with failure of visualization ofthe duodenum, is a fairly characteristic picture. In thistype of neoplasm, peristalsis may be quite active. With the object of demonstrating the relative worth ofRoentgenographic evidence in gastric cancer, we have ar-ranged a series of Roentgenograms in association with otherclinical and surgical findings. It will be observed that in 304 CANCER OF THE STOMACH.
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