A contribution to the study of chronic intestinal stasis / by William Seaman Bainbridge.

  • Bainbridge, William Seaman, 1870-1947.
Date:
1913
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Credit: A contribution to the study of chronic intestinal stasis / by William Seaman Bainbridge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A constant foul taste in the mouth, which was of- ten accompanied by foul breath and carious teeth. The tongue was constantly furred. (9) Attacks of abdominal distention, which were accompanied by discomfort and relieved by eructation or the pas- sage of flatus or an action of the bowels. (10) General muscular pain and a loss of freedom in the movement of the joints.” Physical examination, in Chappie’s experience, Fig. 14.—Case XII. Inflammatory and Evolutionary Stasis. N. R. Mobile caput coli, with twist of ascending colon just below ileocecal valve. Typical Lane’s band; ileal stasis. which is corroborative of that of Lane and others who have studied stasis cases, revealed : (i) Skin staining, as a rule of a sallow brownish nature, as- sociated with more definite localized patches, es- pecially under the eyes, in the axillie, and in the groins. (2) Breast changes, simulating, in the early stages, chronic mastitis, and in the later stages