Jejunal Ulcer

Judd, Edward S.; Hoerner, M. Tischer

doi:10.1097/00000658-193512000-00006

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“…In about 400 reported cases there have been only 5 female patients. Judd and Hoerner (1935) found I female in a group of 52 patients, Ransom (1945) reported I female in a group of 18 patients, and there is I female in the 41 patients of the present series ; an exceptional sex incidence was reported by Rife (1938) whose 13 cases included 2 females. Age.-The ages of patients affected vary within wide limits, but the highest incidence is between 30 and 50 years of age.…”

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“…The proximal the development of the fistula. In exceptional cases, usually in patients in whom recent symptoms of fistula have been mild or absent, there is little local reaction: congestion and edema may be slight or Judd and Hoerner (1935) found the same proportion of cases with fistula in 597 cases of gastrojejunal ulcer. Lahey (1936) makes an estimate of 11 per cent.…”

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