Morphologic aspects of experimental esophageal lye strictures. II. Effect of steroid hormones, bougienage, and induced lathyrism on acute lye burns

Morphologic aspects of experimental esophageal lye strictures. II. Effect of steroid hormones, bougienage, and induced lathyrism on acute lye burns

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785

ABSTRACTS

arctation

and patent

ductus

appearances

are evident

within

hirth.

J. F

R.

Tree-Shaped

M.

Veins

Pulmonary

one week

in lnfracardiac

Venous

This paper reports drainage

pulmonary

of having

behind

oriented

the

venous

had

much

like

the

Keith

W.

Ashcrqfr

A Clinical

Follow-up

S. Hosegawo,

and

9:451-455

esophageal

9 yr

with

operation

for

primary,

through

suffer

time.

who

from

Physical

who

had

and mental

colonic

occasional

or staged

development

Deformity

had mental

at

the

Lye Strictures.

and

conceived

standardized

Reconstruction

develop-

A. Uemichi,

K. Inui,

H. Jokenoko,

and

experi-

esophageal

a

lye injury

howPhysical norI3

was noted

Cervical

Esophagus

Revascularization

K. Onchi,

the left external

second

group

ol

and bougienage.

(BAPN).

with bet;r-

Both

treated

the control

group.

Of special signiticance

strictures

were

the

sisting ulceration mucosal

of

wall,

scar tissue.

was not an important

length

was

of re-

of all layers of the esophageal

and not due to proliferating The

result

the

Per-

factor.

second

(steroid,

Marked

thinning

in all groups that

Ten Year S. Honda,

but

treated

BAPN

a

in

the

apparent authors

in the conclucle

in changes

would lumenal

K.

2 groups.

wall was noted

resulted

tissue that U’illiam

Removal

of a Foreign

Catheter.

E. Kokinoki,

T. Wotonuki.

re-

segment, revasculariLed carotid

The

treatment

increase

Follow-up.

esophageal

was most

group.

the reparture

allow size

in

subsewithout

Siehcr

artery and the

left facial vein. the patient is in good health and

Body With

Y. Yomozoki, J. Kanno,

the H.

Fogarty

Goto,

GEKA (Surgery), 39:376-378

orld

(April),

1977. Experience

cervical

of the injured

by

of

Shiraho. Surgery 81:343-344

by a jejunal

A

groups had fewer and less severe strictures than

quent

Segment:

controls.

with steroids

but this was not true in the other

of the breast

Ten years following through

executed

interposition, dysphagia.

(March), 1977.

construction

orid

(April), 1977.

77 dogs who survived

transmural

treated

BAPN

and

Y.

on Acute

W. Davis,

dilated) group was shorter than the outer length

were also below

of the

Small Intestinal

Hormones,

Lathyrism

and

study involved

dilatation. Transplantation

Induced

C. Butler, J. Madden;

well

mental

Esophageal

II. Effect of Steroid

in all of them. Two

Suzuki

H.

blotId

Berman

Morphologic Aspects of Experimental

modeling

esophago-

of the chest was noted in 5 of

in 5 of 6 girls.

for

would

of pulsatile

flow in children as well.~~ EdwardJ.

the fact that

a retropleural

mal in these 2 cases. cases and asymmetry

but the technique

to confirmation

aminoproprionitrile

I3 cases.

dysphagia

and

ment were also satisfactory ever, still had

blood

EJach of the

The third group of 27 were treated

tracheoesophageal

The type of malformation

patients

esophagostomy

was used to

mesenteric

carcinoma.

were adults,

26 were

radical

underwent

II

device and

esophageal

be applicable

This

and two had colonic interposition. of

H.

three colon bypass procedures

after

esophagoesophagostomy approach

Colon

for over 2 wk. One group of 24 were untreated

of Vogt in all of these

Eleven of them

in

D. Kursfin,

(March), 1977

serosal

and represented

atresia

was type Illb

children

flows during

R.

Hobson, II, and C. 6. Wright.

ultrasound

up studies on 13 cases who

fistula were reported.

present

Esophageal

J. Miyano, K. Surugo,

(April), 1977.

over

Assessment

E. Peacock, Jr. Surgery 81:431-435

Chen. Jap. J. Pediat. Surg

M.

Results of follow

None

Doppler

assess colonic

Lye Bums.

TRACT

of Congenital

T.E. Fistula.

Flow

Bypass Procedures.

Bougienage,

Atresia with

re-

William

must be kept in

suture line may not be appropriate.

ALIMENTARY

histologically.

Arch. Surg. 112:270-272

patients a

mind during the repair since the usual transverse

survived

Blood

obstructing

and inferior

heart.

confluence

of a tree. This variation

infra-

a horizontally

oriented confluence of the superior verticallv

with

difficult.

jejunum

Sirhrr

A

three patients

who instead veins

veal no abnormalities

Soltonzedeh, R. W.

Ann.

liquids

studies of the interposed

Esophageal

(May), 1977.

total anomalous

pulmonary

Periodic

Ultrasonic

Drainage.

Fujino, J. Kozuko, and H. Monobe.

cardiac-type

of

Mofsudo, H. Nokonos, K. Miyo-

H.

Thoroc. Surg. 23:436-441

trunk

the

li.

Pulmonary

Y. Kawoshimo,

arteriosus

Bentlev

Total Anomalous

mob,

swallows well but finds taking

of the aorta associated with ventricular

septal defect

the esophagus Fogarty

with removal in infants

of foreign

bodies in

and children,

using a

biliary balloon catheter (size 6F or 5t.).

is reported.

Coins and pins were easily removed

under lluoroscopy with this catheter.-

H.

Su-_uhi