The method of pneumoperitoneum in the diagnosis and determination of the operability of cancer of the upper stomach
- Authors: Kucherkov E.G.
- Issue: Vol 43, No 2 (1962)
- Pages: 18-24
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/83329
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj83329
- ID: 83329
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Abstract
Although radical operations for cancer of the upper part of the stomach have become widespread, a large percentage of operations for such lesions ends with a trial laparotomy due to the extensive spread of the tumor to the surrounding tissue organs, which has not been clarified before the operation.
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E. G. Kucherkov
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Rice. 1. Radiograph in lateroposition on the right side with dorsoventral course of the rays. Against the background of triple contrasting, a massive shadow of a tuberous tumor of the upper part and body of the stomach is visible.
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Rice. 2. Roentgenogram in the vertical position of the left skeleton in a patient with cancer of the upper part and body of the stomach after the imposition of a pneumoperitoneum.
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Rice. 3. The position of the diaphragm after the application of pneumoperitoneum: a) when it germinates with a tumor of the upper part of the stomach, b) in the absence of germination.
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Rice. 4. Radiograph with tight filling of the stomach and esophagus before the imposition of pneumo peritoneum; the lower part of the esophagus deformed by the growing tumor and the shadow of the tuberous tumor of the upper part of the stomach are visible.
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Rice. 5. Radiograph after the imposition of pneumoperitoneum.
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Rice. 6. X-ray of a patient with cancer of the upper part of the stomach, made in an upright position after the imposition of pneumo-peoitoneum.
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