Titlebook: Radiology of the Small Bowel; Modern Enteroclysis Johan L. Sellink,Roscoe E. Miller Book 1982 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1982

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Congenital Anomalies,g to Zimmer, a small convolution usually lies in the middle, forming the transition between these two segments of the intestine. The lack of this ‘intermediate convolution’ may be the most common anomaly. The small intestine usually leaves the retroperitoneal space and enters the abdominal cavity to

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,Ileus — Fusion — Bands — Volvulus — Intussusceptions — Incisional Hernia,will increase. This is a result of the secretion and exudation products from the intestinal wall. This fluid causes an increasing dilution usually accompanied by flocculation of the contrast fluid in the loops proximal to the obstruction. Dehydration, as generally feared, does not occur (fig. 14.1a)

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Vascular Diseases,sician. In a number of these cases the abnormalities that persist after such an accident eventually give rise to definite complaints. The roentgenograms then made are ‘silent witnesses’ of that which occurred several weeks or months before.

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970 and 1978, the Free University Hospital in Amsterdam in 1979, and the radiology department at the Indiana University Medical School in Indianapolis in 1977. The most common radiological abnormalities of the small intestine are illustrated clearly, unhindered by flocculation or segmentation of the

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Disturbed Motility,h. In both cases there is an accelerated gastric emptying and therefore a shorter transit time. The elimination of gastric emptying time in the enteroclysis examination has increased the possibilities of comparing transit time through the small intestine.

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,Ileus — Fusion — Bands — Volvulus — Intussusceptions — Incisional Hernia,dium in the small intestinal loops on the proximal side of an obstruction. As a result of the increased tone, the peristaltic movements are initially enhanced; if the obstruction persists, peristalsis decreases gradually.