. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . PLATE LXIX.—OrAQiK Mkal ix Stomach and Colon. a. Opaque nieiil in storaacii twenty-four liours after ingestion ; pyloric obstruction confirniel at , Delay in stomach <lue to ailhesions at pylorus, whicli was attached to anterior abdominal wall,c, Colon from the same patient, showing a sharp bend in transverse colon, which was adherent toanterior abdominal wall, confirmed by operation. ULCEE OF THE STOIklACH 349 (1) The spasm of the pylorus is more marked ; (2) there is a decreaseof the motility, and a large residue of the bismuth meal is lef
. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . PLATE LXIX.—OrAQiK Mkal ix Stomach and Colon. a. Opaque nieiil in storaacii twenty-four liours after ingestion ; pyloric obstruction confirniel at , Delay in stomach <lue to ailhesions at pylorus, whicli was attached to anterior abdominal wall,c, Colon from the same patient, showing a sharp bend in transverse colon, which was adherent toanterior abdominal wall, confirmed by operation. ULCEE OF THE STOIklACH 349 (1) The spasm of the pylorus is more marked ; (2) there is a decreaseof the motility, and a large residue of the bismuth meal is left in the stomachafter six hours. This is the result of the intermittent opening of the pylorusin the presence of spasm. If care is taken to examine the patient frequently at the time whenthe food is engaging in the pylorus, a small streak of the bismuth is occasion-ally seen entering and passing through the narrow canal. It may remainfor an appreciable time in the stricture. Congenital Hypertrophic Stenosis of the Pylorus.—X-rays
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