Recovery of intestinal function after successful superior mesenteric embolectomy

A 57‐year‐old woman with embolic occlusion of the superior mesenteric artery was treated by embolectomy. It is remarkable that it has been possible to trace only 4 previous reports of successful embolectomy in the British literature. In view of the simplicity of the techniques involved this must be due to a failure of early diagnosis, resulting principally from the lack of abdominal signs characteristic of the condition. The common clinical findings are reviewed.

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Experimental intestinal malabsorption states and their relation to clinical syndromes

Robinson

1972

Klin Wochenschr

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Recovery of intestinal function after successful superior mesenteric embolectomy

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Experimental intestinal malabsorption states and their relation to clinical syndromes

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