The Walls Came Tumbling Down
The Walls Came Tumbling Down
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On the under and right margin of the tumor was a pedicle 11 mm. long.
This passed to the concave surface of the ileum, close to the insertion of the mesen- tery. The cyst was situated 66 cm. above the ileocecal valve. The pedicle con- sisted of two portions, one of which was conic in shape and measured 11 mm. in breadth at the ileum, whereas at the tumor it was only 4 mm. broad. Along the base the intestine had become twisted from right to left. The second portion of the pedicle, which was conn...ected with the first, passed upward and to the left and extended to the base of the tumor. The pedicle ended in the mesentery, and was covered wdth peritoneum. It consisted of fatty tissue and of several vessels which passed to the wall of the tumor; in other words, this was the mesentery of the tumor. When the tumor, which was otherwise free, was turned from the left for- ward and to the right for 90 degrees, the torsion of the conic portion of the intestine at its crossing with the mesentery was released.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the under and right margin of the tumor was a pedicle 11 mm. long.
This passed to the concave surface of the ileum, close to the insertion of the mesen- tery. The cyst was situated 66 cm. above the ileocecal valve. The pedicle con- sisted of two portions, one of which was conic in shape and measured 11 mm. in breadth at the ileum, whereas at the tumor it was only 4 mm. broad. Along the base the intestine had become twisted from right to left. The second portion of the pedicle, which was conn...ected with the first, passed upward and to the left and extended to the base of the tumor. The pedicle ended in the mesentery, and was covered wdth peritoneum. It consisted of fatty tissue and of several vessels which passed to the wall of the tumor; in other words, this was the mesentery of the tumor. When the tumor, which was otherwise free, was turned from the left for- ward and to the right for 90 degrees, the torsion of the conic portion of the intestine at its crossing with the mesentery was released.
What to read after The Walls Came Tumbling Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ovington, Mary White, 1865-1951. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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