... intestine, leads to enteritis, which may result in adhesion. “If this reasoning is correct, it is clear that ineompetency of the ileocecal valve may be in many cases the primary factor in the production of the results which are attributed by Doctor ...

... uteri, has been referred to as an additional factor in the production of post-partal hemorrhage. It is commonly due to morbid adhesion of the placenta to the uterine wall, in ...

... uteri, has been referred to as an additional factor in the production of post-partal hemorrhage. It is commonly clue to morbid adhesion of the placenta to the uterine wall, in ...

... uteri, has been referred to as an additional factor in the production of post-partal hemorrhage. It is commonly due to morbid adhesion of the placenta to the uterine wall, in ...

... uteri, has been referred to as an additional factor in the production of post-partal hemorrhage. It is commonly due to morbid adhesion of the placenta to the uterine wall, in ...

... by the 20 influence of heredity in their production. Van Duyse has insisted upon the importance of amniotic adhesion as a causative factor, but judging from my limited experience and the ...

... into the peritoneal cavity depends chiefly on two factors: the rapidity with which the ulcer forms, and the more or less favorable opportunity for the production of adhesions. Ulcers of the anterior wall are especially apt ...

... investigators identify numerous genes that code for virulence factors, including enzymes that can facilitate adhesion to and penetration of mucous membranes. At the same time, researchers are explor- ing novel gene technologies to increase production of 42 ORAL HEALTH IN AMERICA: A REPORT ...

... investigators identify numerous genes that code for virulence factors, including enzymes that can facilitate adhesion to and penetration of mucous membranes. At the same time, researchers are explor- ing novel gene technologies to increase production of 42 ORAL HEALTH IN AMERICA: A REPORT ...

... of direct perforation before a limiting Avail of adhesion has been formed. ... of its mesentery. These factors tend to obliterate the lumen of the canal ...