- A
gastroenterostomy is the
surgical creation of a
connection between the
stomach and the jejunum. The
operation can
sometimes be
performed at the same...
- dictionary. GJ or Gj may
refer to:
Gigajoule (GJ), a unit of
energy Gastrojejunal feeding tube, in
medicine Gliese–Jahreiß Catalogue, in star designators...
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Gastric byp****
surgery refers to a
technique in
which the
stomach is
divided into a
small upper pouch and a much
larger lower "remnant" pouch,
where the...
- A
feeding tube is a
medical device used to
provide nutrition to
people who
cannot obtain nutrition by mouth, are
unable to
swallow safely, or need nutritional...
-
putting in or on,
putting back, or
moving living body part: byp**** (
gastrojejunal byp****),
dilation (coronary
artery dilation),
occlusion (fallopian tube...
-
Luengo C,
Gagnon L, Gaussergès N,
Rautureau J, Tomé D (April 1996). "
Gastrojejunal kinetics and the
digestion of [15N]beta-lactoglobulin and
casein in...
-
anastomotic stricture,
there is a 2.9%-23%
chance for
patients to
experience gastrojejunal anastomosis. This
complication more
often occurs in the laparoscopic...
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Gastric ulcer 532
Duodenal ulcer 533
Peptic ulcer, site
unspecified 534
Gastrojejunal ulcer 535
Gastritis and
duodenitis 535.0
Acute gastritis 535.6 Duodenitis...
- period,
other variations of Billroth's
gastrectomy such as
concurrent gastrojejunal anastomosis were also
transforming the
landscape of gastrectomy, with...
- 162:99-109. 1951 With H. A. Oberhelman, Jr. and C. A. Smith.
Experimental gastrojejunal ulcers due to
antrum hyperfunction. Arch. Surg., 63:298-302. 1952 With...
