. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . Fig 176. Opaque meal in ileum and caecum, five hoursafter ingestion. Stomach was completely the contracted ileum entering caecum, dilata-tion behind tin- contraction, ami stasis of food in smallintestine. Figs. 17*i ami 177 being reproduced frompositives the position of the caecum is PLATE XLVI] -Stomaob showing. Obstruction at a, Stomach showing marked delay in emptying time, due to cicatricial < traction at pylorus. Diag-nosis, pyloric ulcer, confirmed .-it operation. //, Showing prolonged delay .-it
. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . Fig 176. Opaque meal in ileum and caecum, five hoursafter ingestion. Stomach was completely the contracted ileum entering caecum, dilata-tion behind tin- contraction, ami stasis of food in smallintestine. Figs. 17*i ami 177 being reproduced frompositives the position of the caecum is PLATE XLVI] -Stomaob showing. Obstruction at a, Stomach showing marked delay in emptying time, due to cicatricial < traction at pylorus. Diag-nosis, pyloric ulcer, confirmed .-it operation. //, Showing prolonged delay .-it pylorus. Note irregular outline and narrow channel. Diagnosis,carcinoma of pylorus, operable. Confirmed at operation, tumour excised. c, Marked delay in emptying of stomach, narrow channel connecting stomach and , cicatricial contraction a1 pylorus, due to gastric ulcer, confirmed at operation. THE SMALL INTESTINE 231 attain to a diameter equal to that of the colon, the obstruction producingthese changes being generally chronic in its nature, and the result of malig-nant or tubercular disease, or of adhesions or contractions due to chronicappendicitis, or other inflammations of the caecum and colon. These kinkshave been described by Sir Arbuthnot Lane, and demonstrated by by means of the bismuth meal. It is worthy of note tha
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