Neurofibroma (syn. Neurilemmoma) of the oesophagus

Abstract

1925),3. biol. Chem., 66, 3. surg. Res., 2, 233.3. There are differences in the balances of all of the electrolytes, all of which, apart from sodium, could be due to increased severity of trauma. 4.Monitoring of patients was seen to affect the urinary output, and was probably the main cause for the increased sodium output seen during the first 2 days after operation in which E.C.C. was used. 5.The results indicate that the severe early restriction in sodium intake usually applied after major surgery is not so necessary in these patients.Acknowledgements.-It is a pleasure to acknowledge the advice and guidance of Professor D. M.Douglas.

Understanding esophageal neurofibroma: A case series and systematic review

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