. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . Fig. 17.—High situation of cecum and hepatic ascending colon. Boentgenological dlagnoBls of ap-pendicitis verified. Previous dia^rao*!* was gall-bladderdliaai*. 368 POSITIONAL ANOMALIES OF THE INTESTINAL TRACT—HUBEXY. Tig. 18.—This and tlie twu ligurss iiuiueia,ti.«ily following-are of the same patient. Clinical diag-uosis was duodenalQlcer Roentgen examination of stomach and duodenumony was requested, however, by sug-g-estion, a completeg-astro-intestinal examination was performed, with an ul-timate diag-noBis of appendiceal i
. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . Fig. 17.—High situation of cecum and hepatic ascending colon. Boentgenological dlagnoBls of ap-pendicitis verified. Previous dia^rao*!* was gall-bladderdliaai*. 368 POSITIONAL ANOMALIES OF THE INTESTINAL TRACT—HUBEXY. Tig. 18.—This and tlie twu ligurss iiuiueia,ti.«ily following-are of the same patient. Clinical diag-uosis was duodenalQlcer Roentgen examination of stomach and duodenumony was requested, however, by sug-g-estion, a completeg-astro-intestinal examination was performed, with an ul-timate diag-noBis of appendiceal involvement Ti i : wassnrgically verified. This s an interesting anomav. „hicecum lies up In the hepatic region is inverted, and groes mobility. Bearing th S down as the ascending colon, then is continuous with the • • j - — » ncl rig, 19.—This is the 24-hour sequel showing the locationof the cecam. See Fig. 18 and Fig. 20. tery is present, whichpermits considerable size, lape mine It transverse colon. See Fig. 19 and Fig-. 20. This illus- Ixates the necessity of complete examination of the plain the presence of gastro-lntestinal tract. rotation may be deficient or the first event the ileum would enterfrom the right and posteriorly, and inthe latter
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