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pp.169-172
Published Date 1956/3/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492201513

Takeda finds that, by means of esophagoscopic examinations, 21 cases were affected with eso-phageal varices out of the 31patients who were known to be suffering from either Banti's dis-ease or liver cirrhosis. Presence of esophageal varix per se do not provoke significant symp-toms. Combined with this fact was the timidity on the part of the examiner in making a thor-ough examination of esophagus in face of such conditions as varices for fear of further com-plications that may be elicited thereby, the opportunity for the necessary observation of esophagus therein was relatively rare even for those who consider themselves as to be specia-lists in the field. The author emphasizes the fact that with carefully conducted esophagus-copy a fear for untoward complications that might be evoked by the procedure persse is wholly unwarranted and even, in face of he-matemisis it should be performed in order to accertain the source of hemorrhage.


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