Tuberculosis of the Stomach

Good, Ralph W.

doi:10.1001/archsurg.1931.01160030066004

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“…The patient had a total gastrectomy, from which he recovered. Good (1931) considered that 50 per cent of patients with gastric tuberculosis had achlorhydria. Palmer (1950) states that achlorhydria is a frequent accompaniment of the condition.…”

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Primary tuberculosis of the stomach, caecum, and appendix treated with antituberculous drugs

Stirk

1968

Journal of British Surgery

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“…I t is nearly always associated with advanced pulmonary tuberculosis. Primary tuberculosis of the stomach is excessively rare and one author stated that it could not exist (Good, 1931).…”

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