The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine (1906) (14734360726)

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Title: The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine

Year: 1906 (1900s)

Authors: American Radium Society American Roentgen Ray Society

Subjects: Radiotherapy X-rays

Publisher: Springfield, Ill. C.C. Thomas

Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto

Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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distendedgall-bladder against stomach. Fig. -c. Case 4Q2i. Pathologicalgall-bladder filled with sand.Noteadhesions between gall-bladderand stomach. duodenum due to adhesions and pickingup of the second portion, pulling it overto the right and outlining the gall-bladder;or it may cause hepato-lixation of thestomach due to pericholecystitis withadhesions, or produce deformities ot the The Roentgenological Study of the Pathological Gall-BIadd er hepatic flexure. The emptying time of the have known of a few cases where gall- stomach following a barium meal isusually much shortened with gall-bladderpathology present. SURGICAL REPORTS We do not believe that the roentgeno-logical evidence or any other evidence of bladders have been palpated at operationand pronounced normal in spite of thefact that the roentgen-ray examinationshowed evidence of shadows which wereinterpreted as gall-stones. The surgeon waspersuaded, however, in these cases, to openthe gall-bladder, and gall-stones were found.

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Fig. 8a. Case 1194.. Upper shadow isstone in cystic duct; nine shadowsrepresent nine gall-stones found infundus of gall-bladder; below isseen the shadow of a pathologicaladherent appendix. Fig. 86. Case 3540. Showingpressure of distended gall-blad-der against stomach. Fie. 8c. Case 2808. Pathologicalgall-bladder with dense adhe-sions between gall-bladder andstomach. - ni Fig 9a. Case34i9A. Visualized, Fig. 96. Case 3419B. Roentgeno-distended gall-bladder. gram of gall-bladder after its removal. Fig. 9c. Case 2047. Roentgeno-gram of removed gall-bladder ofpatient on whom we made a nega-tive roentgenological report. Notethe many small negative gall-stoneshadows throughout the gall-bladder. gall-bladder pathology should be con-sidered wrong until the accused gall-bladder has, at least, been opened, orbetter still, has been removed and sub-mitted for pathological examination. We each night for two or three nights previous TECHNIQUE The patient is instructed to take twodrams of compound li

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