The diagnosis of post-pyloric (duodenal) ulcer by means of serial radiography / by Lewis Gregory Cole.

  • Cole, Lewis Gregory, 1874-1954.
Date:
1914
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Credit: The diagnosis of post-pyloric (duodenal) ulcer by means of serial radiography / by Lewis Gregory Cole. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the intestinal Ininen and its crater filled with bismuth. (Fig. 8.) Retention in this “ bullet-hole” pocket may be differentiated from the pouching to be described later, and from a normal accumulation Fig. 9. Ulcer on anterior wall of cap seen “ full face.” a, Deformed cap B, Crater of ulcer. in the cap. In another location the bullet-hole crater may be observed “full face” through the distorted and contracted cap. (Fig. 9.) Moynihan states that the ulcer may be separated from the pylorus “by a healthy margin of bowel.”® (Fig. 5.) When this occurs the pyloric sphincter has the normal appearance previously described, and the small margin of healthy bowel is distinctly visible in some of the radiographs. In other cases » Duodenal Ulcer, 1912, Moynihan.