Visceral Prolapse

Known as: Splanchnoptosis, Prolapse, Visceral, Visceroptosis

The prolapse or downward displacement of the VISCERA.

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1963

1961

can be accumulative, any leakage, however small, should be sealed, and it was. For testing walls the following technique was…

1952

Chronic obstruction of the duodenum is a condition rarely encountered in adults, though an occasional case of obstruction due to…

1952

These more than fifty (50) cases of gastroptosis with hyperinsulinism in various forms justify the assumption that gastroptosis…

1951

It has been recognized for over one hundred years that the root of the mesentery of the small intestine could produce chronic…

1951

1939

SINCE 1929, when I began to use artificial pneumoperitoneum systematically, I have had the opportunity to observe the effect of…

1933

Nephroptosis is one of the commonest diseases of mankind or, perhaps it would be better to say, womankind. Keyes,1in his table of…

1933

THIS subject is far from settled and unanimity of opinion is still being sought in the interpretation of duodenal motility…

1932