On Diseases of the Abdomen Compromising Those of the Stomach And Other Parts
On Diseases of the Abdomen Compromising Those of the Stomach And Other Parts
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He has shown that in intestinal obstruction suddenly produced, the rectum retains its natural power of contraction, and will be found to be empty ; if the disease be of gradual formation, that it is more patulous and readily yields to injections. To a certain extent this is the case, but the symptom is one upon which we cannot rely. The intestine below the obstruction is generally contracted, though sometimes after the occurrence of the strangulation or other occlu- sion, a fecal evacuation may... take place, or be removed after injec- tion from below the seat of stricture, thus giving a delusive hope of recovery, or misleading in diagnosis. Mr. Charles H. Moore has proposed the injection of fluid into the colon, as a means of enabling us to detect the position of the obstruction, the extent of the dulness on percussion in the loins being carefully noticed ; and that in this way fluid may be forced into the ascending colon, and indicate that the disease is above that part.
The discharge of blood, or of offensive mucus, has been mentioned by Mr.
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He has shown that in intestinal obstruction suddenly produced, the rectum retains its natural power of contraction, and will be found to be empty ; if the disease be of gradual formation, that it is more patulous and readily yields to injections. To a certain extent this is the case, but the symptom is one upon which we cannot rely. The intestine below the obstruction is generally contracted, though sometimes after the occurrence of the strangulation or other occlu- sion, a fecal evacuation may... take place, or be removed after injec- tion from below the seat of stricture, thus giving a delusive hope of recovery, or misleading in diagnosis. Mr. Charles H. Moore has proposed the injection of fluid into the colon, as a means of enabling us to detect the position of the obstruction, the extent of the dulness on percussion in the loins being carefully noticed ; and that in this way fluid may be forced into the ascending colon, and indicate that the disease is above that part.
The discharge of blood, or of offensive mucus, has been mentioned by Mr.
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