Diseases of the stomach : their special pathology, diagnosis and treatment, with sections on anatomy, physiology, chemical and microscopical examination of stomach contents, dietetics, surgery of the stomach, etc. / by John C. Hemmeter.

  • Hemmeter, John C. (John Conrad), 1863-1931.
Date:
1900
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Credit: Diseases of the stomach : their special pathology, diagnosis and treatment, with sections on anatomy, physiology, chemical and microscopical examination of stomach contents, dietetics, surgery of the stomach, etc. / by John C. Hemmeter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PLATE PAGE Normal Histology of the Gastric Mucosa, Frontispiece. I. Three Sections of Stomach-walls Placed Side by Side to Show the Positions of Blood-vessels and Lymphatics to the Different Layers {Colored), Opposite Page 28 II. Reconstruction of a Small Portion of the Middle Zone of the Stomach (Colored), Opposite Page 29 III. Patient with Intragastric Bag within Stomach and Pneumograph in Place, Both Connected with the Kymograph, Opposite Page 72 IV. Apparatus, not Including Kymograph, Opposite Page 73 V. Phlegmonous Gastritis in the Sequence of Ulcus Carcinomatosum, Opposite Page 434 VI. Bacterial Invasion of Gastric Epithelium. From a Case of Diphtheric Gastritis {Colored), Opposite Page 438 VII. Carcinomatous Ulcer of the Pyloric Antrum, Opposite Page 490 VIII. Ulcus Carcinomatosum of the Pylorus, Opposite Page 506 IX. Syphilitic Gastritis, Showing Degeneration and Loss of the Superficial Columnar Epithelium and That of the Vestibules, etc., . Opposite Page 596 X. Hypertrophic Stenosis of the Pylorus from Chronic (Stenosing) Gastritis, Opposite Page 618 XL Stenosing Hypertrophic Gastritis, Actual Size and Configuration of Stom- ach Opened along the Lesser Curvature from Esophagus to Duodenum, Opposite Page 620 XII. Malformation and Distortion of the Stomach Caused by Lacing or Tight Clothing, Belts, etc., Opposite Page 628 XIII. Gastrectasia, Transillumination of the Stomach, ..... Opposite Page 640 XIV. Adhesions, Causing Motor Insufficiency but Retaining Stomach in Normal Position, Opposite Page 642 FIG. PAGE 1-3. Sections of Deep Ends of Fundus Glands of the Cat in Different Secretive Phases, 26 4. Plaster Casts of Duodenum of Infant and Adult, 39 5. Hemmeter's Apparatus for Obtaining Intestinal Contents, 53 6. Pressure Bottles for Distending the Intragastric Bag during Duodenal Intuba- tion, 54 7. Intragastric Tissue Rubber Bag, with Three Distinct Parts, 80 8. Location of the Stomach—Dorsal View {Colored), 99 9. Location of the Stomach—Anterior View {Colored), 100 10. Normal Percussion Limits of the Adult Stomach, IOI 11. Stomach Distended by Air or COa, Showing Stomach in State of Gastrop- tosis, 103