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O. H. Wangensteen , R. L. Varco, L. Hay, S. Walpole (1940)
Gastric Acidity Before and After Operative Procedure with Special Reference to the Role of the Pylorus and AntrumAnn. Surg., 112
R. Coffey, E. Lazaro (1955)
Vagotomy, hemigastrectomy and gastroduodenostomy (Finney-von Haberer) in the treatment of duodenal ulcer.Annals of surgery, 141 6
L. Edwards, J. Herrington (1953)
Vagotomy and gastro-enterostomy; vagotomy and conservative gastrectomy; a comparative study.Annals of surgery, 137 6
J. R. Brooks
Duodenal Ulcer: The Present Status of Definitive SurgeryNew England J. Med., 260
M. G. Gillespie (1944)
Surgical Treatment of Peptic UlcerMinnesota Med., 27
L. T. Palumbo , T. T. Mazur (1954)
Partial Gastrectomy for Duodenal Ulcer or Marginal UlcerAnn. Surg., 140
R. Zollinger, R. Williams (1956)
Considerations in surgical treatment for duodenal ulcer.Journal of the American Medical Association, 160 5
E. Pallette, R. Harrington (1958)
Long-term results in surgical treatment of peptic ulcer.Journal of the American Medical Association, 168 1
Wangensteen Oh (1946)
The ulcer problem.The Journal-lancet, 66
L. R. Dragstedt , W. L. Palmer, P. W. Schafer (1952)
Supradiaphragmatic Section of Vagus Nerves in Treatment of Duodenal and Gastric UlcersGastroenterology, 3
J. McCaughan, R. Bowers (1958)
Favorable postgastrectomy results in Billroth II patients with a small stoma.A.M.A. archives of surgery, 77 6
R. Bree, M. Gillespie (1949)
Adequate subtotal gastric resection for duodenal ulcer.Archives of surgery, 59 3
G. Horsley, W. Barnes (1957)
Twenty‐Five Years' Experience with Billroth I Gastric ResectionAnnals of Surgery, 145
W. Walters (1953)
Vagotomy as a prophylactic and curative procedure in peptic ulcer.Journal of the American Medical Association, 153 11
J. L. A. Roth , I. Becker, S. Vine (1956)
Results of Subtotal Gastric Resection (Billroth II Type) for Duodenal UlcerJ.A.M.A., 161
S. Wallensten (1957)
Reappraisal: Gastric Resection for Peptic UlcerSurgery, 41
E. J. Poth (1955)
Rational Treatment of Duodenal UlcerSurg. Gynec. & Obst., 101
L. Palumbo, T. Mazur, B. Doyle (1954)
Partial gastrectomy for duodenal or marginal ulcer.Annals of surgery, 140 6
O. Wangensteen, R. Varco, L. Hay, S. Walpole, B. Trach (1940)
GASTRIC ACIDITY BEFORE AND AFTER OPERATIVE PROCEDURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF THE PYLORUS AND ANTRUM: A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.Annals of surgery, 112 4
Thompson Hl (1961)
Surgical treatment of peptic ulcer.Western journal of surgery, obstetrics, and gynecology, 69
O. G. McDonald , M. G. Gillespie (1953)
Treatment of Duodenal Ulcer by Subtotal Gastric ResectionA.M.A. Arch. Surg., 67
J. Hd, Orr Im (1954)
Selective surgery for peptic ulcer.Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics, 98 4
Hinton Jw (1950)
The evaluation of end results in physiologic versus pathologic operative procedures for chronic duodenal ulcer during the past two decades.Annals of Surgery, 132
R. Zollinger (1958)
Evaluation of the surgical treatment of intractable duodenal ulcer.A.M.A. archives of internal medicine, 102 4
W. Walters (1957)
Five‐to-Ten‐Year Follow up of 162 Cases of Duodenal Ulcer Treated by Vagotomy With and Without Associated Gastric OperationsAnnals of Surgery, 145
G. Crile (1958)
Postoperative MortalityA.M.A. Arch. Surg., 77
B. Milstein (1951)
THE LATE RESULTS OF PARTIAL GASTRECTOMYAnnals of Surgery, 133
H. D. Harvey , F. B. St. John (1953)
Late Follow-up Results After Partial GastrectomyAnn. Surg., 138
S. Wallensten (1957)
Gastric resection for peptic ulcer: Billroth I versus Billroth II.Surgery, 41 2
R. Lewisohn (1958)
Changes in surgical treatment of chronic duodenal ulcers during past fifty years.A.M.A. archives of surgery, 77 1
W. Burdette, W. Fitzpatrick (1959)
Objective Evaluation of Vagectomy‐Antrectomy for Duodenal UlcerAnnals of Surgery, 149
J. Brooks, F. Moore (1959)
Duodenal ulcer: the present status of definitive surgery; the selection and management of patients undergoing operation.The New England journal of medicine, 260 20
L. Druckerman, V. Weinstein, P. Klingenstein, R. Colp (1952)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SUBTOTAL GASTRECTOMY WITH AN WITHOUT INFRA‐DAPHRAGMATIC VAGOTOMY IN THE SURGICAL THERAPY OF DUODENAL ULCERAnnals of Surgery, 136
L. W. Edwards (1953)
Vagotomy and Gastroenterostomy—Vagotomy and Conservative GastrectomyAnn. Surg., 137
R. Colp (1956)
Subtotal Gastrectomy With and Without Vagotomy for Duodenal and Gastrojejunal UlcerJ.A.M.A., 162
F. H. Lahey (1952)
Surgical Treatment of Peptic UlcerNew England J. Med., 246
W. Walters , H. K. Gray, J. T. Priestley (1943)
Annual Report on Surgery of the Stomach and Duodenum for 1942Proc. Staff Meet. Mayo Clin., 18
H. So (1955)
Evaluation of vagotomy with gastroenterostomy performed for chronic duodenal ulcer; report based on five-year follow-up of 145 patients.Surgery, 38
S. Hoerr, R. Bartlett, J. Bilton, C. Boeckman, R. Brown, G. Crile, W. Dowlin, J. Drake, H. Elliott, E. Ellison, P. Evangelista, S. Freedlander, R. Handy, H. Hauman, E. Jones, K. Kamiński, J. Lazzari, R. Lewis, M. Lieber, C. Lovingood, C. Lulenski, C. McNamara, J. Mack, M. Meftah, W. Montanus, W. Morrison, W. Neill, S. Northrup, M. Orozco, H. Pescovitz, P. Robechek, F. Shively, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smythe, J. Stevens, M. Taliak, N. Thiessen, E. Weckesser, H. White, A. Winston, R. Zollinger (1958)
ELECTIVE operations performed for duodenal ulcer, with their mortality.American journal of surgery, 96 3
Abstract Gastric surgery for duodenal ulcer began in 1884 when Rydygier, a Polish surgeon, performed a gastroenterostomy for benign obstruction of the stomach. Thereafter, other surgeons in Britain, Europe, and America followed suit, and thus began the surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer. Moynihan in England and W. J. Mayo in this country deserve great credit for making clear the indications for gastroenterostomy and developing the technique of the operation. It was often combined with excision of the ulcer and pyloroplasty, or excision and pyloroplasty only were used. Thus, it came about that during the first quarter of this century, the operation of gastroenterostomy became the most frequently performed gastric operation for duodenal ulcer. 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Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Dec 1, 1960
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