... always of the squamous form of epithe- lioma. Symptoms.—Rectal cancer is a disease of middle life, usually occurring in persons over forty. It often comes on very insidiously, and is not discovered until the surgeon makes an examination. The symptoms may be first consti- pation, pain, and bearing ...

Rectal Neoplasms -- diagnosis ... Thomas Henry), 1851-1905 author. Rectal Neoplasms -- surgery Rectal Neoplasms -- diagnosis New York : Merck's Bulletin Publishing Co., [1893?] Text ...

... treat- ment by eurgery. | | 4 The problem of rectal cancer: suspicion, diagnosis, surgery. S». The problem of cervical (uterine) eamgers the ...

... the first, a girl, aged 17, presented typical symptoms of rectal cancer. She Avas stated to have suffered from rectal ... not require here any separate consideration. CHAPTER XXIII. SYMPTOMS OP RECTAL CANCER. As in cancer of other parts of the ...

... small intestinal is less favorable than colonic or rectal cancer. The chief symptoms of cancer in the upper intestine are diar- ... hem- orrhage, ii, 4 as cause of chronic rectal obstipation, iii, 245 cancer ... differential diagnosis, iii, 308 chronic, iii, 248 definition, iii, 173 ...

... intes- tine, 486. Anodynes in inflammation, 141. Ano-rectal cancer, 528. Antecedent history in diagnosis, 29. Anterior angular splint, 930. eight (bandage), 72, ...

... change of posture is necessary during examinations for rectal cancer. When attempting a diagnosis of internal growths the author employs the left ... been un- able to find a case of rectal cancer cured in this way. In 3 ... has mitigated symptoms and re- tarded malignancy of the anorectal region ...

... is always of the squamous form of epithelioma. Symptoms.—Rectal cancer is a disease of middle life, usually occurring in persons over forty. It often comes on very insidiously, and is not discovered until the surgeon makes an examination. The symptoms may be first consti- pation, pain, and bearing ...

... 1):109 ADULT/ CASE REPORT/ HOMOSEXUALITY/ HUMAN/ MALE/ ®RECTAL NEOPLASMS, diagnosis/ *SARCOMA, KAPOSI’S, diagnosis Bras J, Schipper ME, Zegerius ...

... patient who was discovered at autopsy to have rectal cancer. Sometimes a positive diagnosis can be made readily by removing a piece ... examination when there is exuberant tissue in the rectal canal. Often, however, ... are justifiable. Inflammatory stricture is sometimes confused with ...