. Malattie del retto e dell'ano: progettato per studenti e professionisti del settore della medicina. Qualsiasi alimento vegetale avente un lungo e fibre a grana grossa, ifeaten in grande quantità, può comportare la formazione di anintestinal concretezza di questo tipo. Enteroliths (intestinale calcoli). - Concrezioni pietrose otherthan gall-pietre sono state riscontrate in tutte le parti della in-testine, ma meno frequentemente (vedere Dr gualchiere caso. Fig. 209). 638 malattie del retto e dell'ano Enteroliths raramente sono soddisfatte con meno di quaranta e si verificano morefrequently nelle donne rispetto agli uomini. Essi possono essere di piccole dimensioni e ir-di forma regolare o grandi e

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. Diseases of the rectum and anus: designed for students and practitioners of medicine. Any vegetable food having long and coarse fibers, ifeaten in large quantities, may result in the formation of anintestinal concretion of this type. Enteroliths (Intestinal Calculi). — Stony concretions otherthan gall-stones have been encountered in all parts of the in-testine, but less frequently (see Dr. Fullers case. Fig. 209). 638 DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS Enteroliths are rarely met with under forty, and occur morefrequently in women than men. They may be small and ir-regular in shape or large and oval, and vary in weight from afew grains to 15 ounces (456 grams). When multiple they oc-casionally weigh even more. Niemeyer has recorded a casewhere 32 stones were evacuated, weighing, in all, 2 Y2 pounds(1300 grams). Enteroliths are located in the colon and rectummore frequently than in the small intestine. Composition. — The make-up of intestinal calculi differsslightly. Most of them, however, are composed principally ofthe phosphates of lime, magnesia, ammonia, and organic. Fig. 210.—Urinary Calculus, Weighing more than Four Ounces, which Pro-jected into the Rectum, Causing Stricture and Recto-vesical Fistula.(Authors Case.) matter. They are not uncommon in persons who have takenfor a considerable time large doses of mineral remedies, suchas bismuth, chalk, benzoin, and lime. The author has on threeoccasions removed through a colostomy opening enormous, black, putty-like masses, composed of bismuth; in each caselarge doses of this drug had been given daily for the relief of acolitis and frequent stools, where the irritation causing thewatery evacuations was induced by a mechanic obstruction ofthe rectum due to carcinoma. Pancreatic Calculi.—These concretions are rarely found inthe intestine, and when present are so small that they do not ENTEROLITHS AND CONCRETIONS 639 produce any disturbance beyond a slight irritation. They maybe single or multiple, smooth and rou

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• booksubjectanusdis
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