THE ROENTGEN RAY IN PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION

Displacement of the abomasum to the left side and pyloric obstruction in a goat

A 4-year-old female native goat with the history of inappetence and no defecation was referred to the Department of Clinical Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine of Shiraz, Shiraz, southern Iran. During exploratory laparotomy, pyloric obstruction and displacement of the abomasum to the left side was observed. Obstruction of pylorus was due to a ball-shaped phytobezoar. The goat was followed ...

Roentgen Ray Intoxication

These experiments show that the common laboratory animals are about equally sensitive to the x-ray given over the abdomen. The clinical reaction following a M.L.D. is very similar and the intestinal pathology almost identical. The rat and guinea pig are slightly more sensitive to the x-ray than are the dog, cat, and rabbit. By contrast birds, frogs, and reptiles are very resistant to the x-ray ...

A Case of Pyloric Obstruction

The Factors in the Dehydration following Pyloric Obstruction.

The data presented in this paper were obtained from several dogs following experimental obstruction of the pylorus. The experiments were undertaken with the purpose of learning the chief factors in the causation of the rapid dehydration which follows pyloric obstruction and of explaining the prevention or repair of this change which is obtained by introducing sodium chloride and water into the ...

Pyloric obstruction due to gastric tuberculosis

A 22 year old male presented with symptoms of gastric outlet obstruction. Endoscopy showed a hypertrophic nodular lesion around the pyloric opening with pyloric stenosis. The endoscopic biopsy and histopathological examination revealed tuberculosis involving the stomach, an extremely rare lesion.