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On December eighth, VMK\, was called to North AVest- chester to see Mrs. ()., a Oerumn woman of about forty five, married and had had several children. When I saw her she had been sick about twenty hours with symptoms of appendicitis, severe pain in right side, nausea, vomiting, slight elevation of temiK»rature. On examination found abdonun much dist(»nded and tym- panitic and very sensitive on pressure, the most sensitive spot beiu.u again just above McBurney's Point, and she also had a rigid ...rigjit rectus.
The case was decided to be one of either appendicitis Digitized by Google OBSTRUCTION OF CYSTIC DUCT.— HARRIS. 499 or obstnietion of the pfall-duct*. She was etherized and the enlarged gall-bhidder could be (easily mapped out.
The abdomen was opened and the bladder emptied in the manner described above. Nineteen stones were se- cured. No thickeninj^ of the duct could be found. The bladder was sewed to the skin and packed. She got along in good shape and works hard and has had no trouble since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On December eighth, VMK\, was called to North AVest- chester to see Mrs. ()., a Oerumn woman of about forty five, married and had had several children. When I saw her she had been sick about twenty hours with symptoms of appendicitis, severe pain in right side, nausea, vomiting, slight elevation of temiK»rature. On examination found abdonun much dist(»nded and tym- panitic and very sensitive on pressure, the most sensitive spot beiu.u again just above McBurney's Point, and she also had a rigid ...rigjit rectus.
The case was decided to be one of either appendicitis Digitized by Google OBSTRUCTION OF CYSTIC DUCT.— HARRIS. 499 or obstnietion of the pfall-duct*. She was etherized and the enlarged gall-bhidder could be (easily mapped out.
The abdomen was opened and the bladder emptied in the manner described above. Nineteen stones were se- cured. No thickeninj^ of the duct could be found. The bladder was sewed to the skin and packed. She got along in good shape and works hard and has had no trouble since.
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