Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . -nihan mentioned havingknown sixty cases of jejunal ulcer. The physiological relations between the stomach, pylorus andduodenum are disturbed by a gastrojejunostomy. The highmortality following gastrojejunostomy for pyloric stenosis in. Fig. 5.—Showing opening into stomach through all three coats and pyloricopening down to mucosa. infants varies with the period at which the operation is done, theskill of the surgeon, the resistance and general condition of thepatient. These are all important facts to
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . -nihan mentioned havingknown sixty cases of jejunal ulcer. The physiological relations between the stomach, pylorus andduodenum are disturbed by a gastrojejunostomy. The highmortality following gastrojejunostomy for pyloric stenosis in. Fig. 5.—Showing opening into stomach through all three coats and pyloricopening down to mucosa. infants varies with the period at which the operation is done, theskill of the surgeon, the resistance and general condition of thepatient. These are all important facts to be considered whenselecting the operation best suited to the case. Scudder reports a 7 per cent, mortality. Among Bunts per-sonal cases four recovered, three died. In Bunts collection ofcases, fifty-three recovered, sixty-one died. Nicoll states that themortality is about 50 per cent. Fridet and Guillmot report twocases of recovery by making a straight longitudinal incision ofthe pylorus down to the mucosa. The lips of the incision arethen drawn apart and sutured together to form a transverseline. Weber also reports two similar cases. This operation 334 JOHN W. KEEFE, they call partial pylorotomy and of thirty-eight cases collectedthe mortality was only per cent. The temperature of the room before, during and aft
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