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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The Enteroclysis Examination of Infants,ful conclusions. This fact certainly does not apply to children alone. However, it has been explained clearly in chapter 4–6 why air is not a useful contrast medium for the visualization of the intestinal lumen. This is true for children as well as adults.

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Introduction,child of radiology and even of the examination of the digestive tract. The net gain of a transit examination of the small intestine has been disappointing for so many years that the negative attitude on the part of many radiodiagnosticians is certainly understandable. Gradually, however, steady impr

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Basic Signs Of Abnormality,roughly familiar with the normal roentgenological patterns and their variations. Only then can the abnormalities seen on the x-rays be identified as such. In some cases, the patient’s history and the clinical data can be quite useful for the determination of the correct diagnosis; in fact they are s

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