. Modern surgery, general and operative. ckered by the insertion of two drawing-string sutures of chromicized cuff of gastrocolic omentum is sutured by silk around the neck of the puckeredcone. The stomach is sutured to the belly wall with silk, the sutures includingthe omental cuff, the serous and muscular coats of the stomach, and the struc-tures of the belly wall, except the skin. The skin is partly sutured. Thestomach may be opened at any time. Gastro=enterostomy or gastrojejunostomy is the establishment ofa permanent opening between the stomach and the small intestine, in orderto
. Modern surgery, general and operative. ckered by the insertion of two drawing-string sutures of chromicized cuff of gastrocolic omentum is sutured by silk around the neck of the puckeredcone. The stomach is sutured to the belly wall with silk, the sutures includingthe omental cuff, the serous and muscular coats of the stomach, and the struc-tures of the belly wall, except the skin. The skin is partly sutured. Thestomach may be opened at any time. Gastro=enterostomy or gastrojejunostomy is the establishment ofa permanent opening between the stomach and the small intestine, in orderto side-track the pylorus. The operation is performed for cancer of the pylorus,for non-cancerous stenosis of the pylorus, in some cases of ulcer of the stomach,and for tetany. Anterior gastro-enterostomy was proposed in 1881 by Wolflersassistant, Nicoladoni and was first performed by Wolfler the same year. In Wolflers early operations thejejunum was so placed that the prox-imal end was to the right of theanastomosis opening. Hence peris-.
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