. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 650.—Foreign bodies removed from the esophagus by peroral esophagoscopj without anesthesia and without mortalit)^ lOI 2 Surgery of the- Rcsi)iratory Organs hiatal constriction for the cardia. The so-called cardiospasm is really anexaggeration of the normal spasmodic contraction, not at or of the cardiabut of the diaphragmatic musculature at the hiatus esophageus. Throughoutan esophagoscopy the aspirator, I, F, K, Fig. 627, is kept going by a nurseThis is efficient with the usually thin secretions encountered. Sponges oncarriers as described under b

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. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 650.—Foreign bodies removed from the esophagus by peroral esophagoscopj without anesthesia and without mortalit)^ lOI 2 Surgery of the- Rcsi)iratory Organs hiatal constriction for the cardia. The so-called cardiospasm is really anexaggeration of the normal spasmodic contraction, not at or of the cardiabut of the diaphragmatic musculature at the hiatus esophageus. Throughoutan esophagoscopy the aspirator, I, F, K, Fig. 627, is kept going by a nurseThis is efficient with the usually thin secretions encountered. Sponges oncarriers as described under bronchoscopy arc used as adjuncts. Esophagoscopy and Gastroscopy for Surgical Diagnosis.—The ease andcertainty with which diagnoses can be made in a few minutes without anes-thesia and without pain in cases of esophageal disease, have resulted fromdevelopment of a perfected technic. Endo-esophageal lues, tuberculosis and.

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