Childhood splenomegaly in Uganda, and its relation to malaria.

Abstract

Gastric Surgery-Ashurst BiNL 649 wich " technique. In no case were circulating P.C.A. detected postoperatively that had not been found in the preoperative specimen. The incidence of P.C.A. was below the normal range for the age and sex of the patients, but 2 of 22 (9%) patients with gastric cancer showed circulating P.C.A. The failure to demonstrate circulating parietal-cell antibodies in serial specimens of serum taken from patients who had undergone gastric surgery does not support the hypothesis that autoimmunization, is the result of damage to the gastric mucosa.