Gastroscopy and the Phytobezoar

Browne, Donovan C.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1940.00190080150009

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“…Fluoroscopy of the stomach wiith barium meal reveals a single or sometimes mu1titple cen1tral filliJng Olefeclt, usually freely movablle on mani:puil1ation (Chontt, 1942). When the bezoars are large, the meal may be seen to form as a caiP capering something in the stomach, and canali~e along the gren.ter or lesser curvature, between the mass and the ,stomach walls (Hart, 1923) .Gastroscopy has also been put forward a:s a diagnostic procedure (Browne, 1940;McKechnie, 1972;and Buchholz et al, 1972).…”

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“…Bezoar is a term app1lied to masses found in the stomach of animals and man (AIIlen, 1938), which were classif1i!ed according to the content of the maJterial as: (1) Trichobezoar ('hair ball), (2) Phytobezoar (vegetable matter), (3) Tdchophytobezoar (mixtUJre of vegetable matter and hrui'r), and ( 4) concretions (DeBakey and Ochsner, 1938). Bezoar formed by using to concen!trarted milk formulas, caUed lac.tobezoar, were also reported in the litterature (Wolff, 1959;Woliff, 1963;Levkoff et al, 1970;and Majd et aJ., 1972).…”

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