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A Review of the Literature from July 1947 to July 1948

JOSEPH B. KIRSNER, M.D.; WALTER LINCOLN PALMER, M.D.; WILLIAM E. RICKETTS, M.D.; JULIAN W. BUSER, M.D.; HOMER C. MARSHALL, M.D.

Arch Intern Med. 1949;83(6):677-720.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Gastric Neoplasms
   

   Polyps and Benign Tumors
   

   Leiomyoma
   

   Leiomyosarcoma
   

   Sarcoma and Lymphosarcoma
   

   Neurogenic Tumors
   

   Miscellaneous Tumors
   

   
   
2. Gastric Cancer
   

   General Survey
   

   Roentgenologic Aspects
   

   Pathologic Aspects
   

   Cytolegic Examination of Gastric Content
   

   Gastric Acidity
   

   Metabolic Changes
   

   Superficial Spreading Carcinoma
   

   Unusual Cases
   

   Carcinoma in Youth
   

   Surgical Treatment and Results
   

   Gastroscopic Appearance of Partially Resected Stomach
   

   Metabolic Effects After Total Gastrectomy
   

   Irradiation
   

   
   
3. Peptic Ulcer
   

   Survey of Investigations
   

   Experimental Observations
   

   Role of Acid in Gastric Secretion
   

   Disturbances in Blood Chemistry and Metabolism
   

   Nutritional Factors
   

   Wartime Incidence of Ulcer
   

   Pain Due to Ulcer
   

   Diagnosis
   

   Peptic Ulcer in Elderly Persons
   

   Interesting Gastric Ulcers
   

   Benign Ulcer on Greater Curvature of Stomach
   

   Interesting Duodenal Ulcers
   

   Primary Jejunal Ulcer
   

   Psychosomatic Relations
   

   Vagal Hyperactivity
   

   Medical Treatment
   

   Antacids
   

   Protein Hydrolysates
   

   Enterogastrone and Other Extracts of Stomach and Intestine
   

   Roentgen Irradiation
   

   Miscellaneous Therapeutic Measures
   

   Recurrences
   

   
   
4. Complications
   
5. Massive Hemorrhage
   
6. Perforation
   
7. Anastomotic Ulcer
   
8. Gastrojejunocolic Fistula
   
9. Multiple Complications
   
10. Hypochloremia and Alkalosis
    

Author Affiliations
CHICAGO

From the University of Chicago, The School of Medicine.