The archives of physiological therapy . Fig. 5. Mrs. L. Prolapsed colon. This subject was referredfor roentgenography as a typically normal woman, In orderto furnish normal data. The roentgenograph, taken 21 hours after the bismuthmeal, showed that both splenic and hepatic flexures weremarkedly prolapsed, the transverse colon resting upon thebladder and uterus. Taken with Walter No. 6 tube, anti-cathode 20 Inchesfrom plate, standing position. Penny on navel not oppositefourth lumbar vertebra. Illustrating—Roentgenography In Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines — Archives of Physiol
The archives of physiological therapy . Fig. 5. Mrs. L. Prolapsed colon. This subject was referredfor roentgenography as a typically normal woman, In orderto furnish normal data. The roentgenograph, taken 21 hours after the bismuthmeal, showed that both splenic and hepatic flexures weremarkedly prolapsed, the transverse colon resting upon thebladder and uterus. Taken with Walter No. 6 tube, anti-cathode 20 Inchesfrom plate, standing position. Penny on navel not oppositefourth lumbar vertebra. Illustrating—Roentgenography In Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines — Archives of Physiological Therapy, January,
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