Diseases of the stomach and their surgical treatment / by A.W. Mayo Robson and B.G.A. Moynihan.

  • Robson, A. W. Mayo (Arthur William Mayo), 1853-1933.
Date:
1901
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Credit: Diseases of the stomach and their surgical treatment / by A.W. Mayo Robson and B.G.A. Moynihan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Malignant disease high in oesophagus. Operation February 2, 1895 (Greig Smith's method). Tracheotomy necessary also. Lived five months. Case 7.—Mr. W. H., of Burnley, aged forty-eight. Seen at infirmary. Dysphagia. Loss of weight from g stones 10 pounds to 7 stones 13 pounds in six months. Operation September 10, 1895. Recovery. Living a year later. Case 8.—Mr. W. B., aged sixty-four. Seen at infirmary. Cancer of oesophagus. Operation May 15, i8g6. Died fifth day. Case 9.—Mrs. E. H., aged forty-three. Seen at infirmary. Cancer of pharynx. Operation October 3, 1896 (modification of Frank's method). Recovery. Lived two months, and had tracheotomy for cancer of larynx. Case 10.—Mr. C. N., of Brighouse, aged fifty-eight. Seen at infirmary. Dysphagia two months. Hoarseness two months. Operation January 28,1897. Recovery. Out-patient February 16. Case ii.—Mr. M., aged fifty-seven. Seen with Dr. Herbert Robson. Cancer of pharynx. Inability to swallow. Operation April 24, 1897. Recovery. Lived some months, and had tracheotomy done June 11, 1897. Case 12.—Mrs. G. L., aged thirty-two. Seen at infirmary. Dysphagia two years. Weight 6 stones. Operation July 16, 1897. Recovery. Out-patient August 6. Case 13.—Mrs. B. W., aged fifty. Seen at infirmary. Dysphagia seven months. Lost 5 stones. Operation June 3, 1897. Recovery. Out-patient June 11 at own request. Case 14.—Mr. F., aged forty-nine. Seen with Dr. Carter, Starbeck. Cancer of oesophagus. Dysphagia 11 months. Operation January 18, 1898. Recovery. Lived several months. Case 15.—Mr. J., aged forty-eight. Seen with Dr. Marshall of Halifax. Cancer of oesophagus. Operation October 25, 1898. Recovery. Case 16.—Mr. W. H., aged sixty-six. Seen with Dr. Milne of ]\Iirfield. Operation September 8, 1899 (Frank's method). Carcinoma near cardia. Died November, 1900. Case 17.—Mrs. F. A. R., aged sixty-three. Seen at infirmary. Carcinoma near cardia. Operation September 19, 1899 (Kader's method). Recovery. Seen eight and a half months later. Since lost sight of. Case 18.—Mrs. E. B., aged fifty-two. Seen at infirmary. Carcinoma near cardia. Operation September 20, 1899 (Kader's method). Almost moribund. Lived twenty-two days. Case 19.—Mr. B., aged eighty-six. Seen with Dr. Bevan Lewis of Wakefield. Three years' history of dysphagia. Operation October 19, 1899. (Cocaine anaesthesia.) Recovery.