Pneumatosis Cystoides Intestinalis

Schorr, S

doi:10.1001/archinte.1951.03810090093009

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“…One of the complications of this condition is pneumoperitoneum, due to rupture of the cysts, as described by Somerville (1951), Schorr et al (1951), and Jones (1948). It may be the presenting clinical feature.…”

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“…This led many observers to suspect malnutrition as being the main causative factor in this disease. Schorr et al (1951) drew attention to the fact that patients with this condition were usually undernourished, owing mainly to the long history of associated peptic ulceration and subsequent pyloric stenosis. If the pyloric stenosis is relieved the cysts tend to regress immediately, and have been observed to do so by Berglund (1939) both radiographically and by laparotomy.…”

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