Bleeding non-cirrhotic fundus ("downhill") varices in a patient on chronic intermittent hemodialysis.
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Biphasic gastric studies combining the advantages of both single- (positive) and double-contrast techniques performed under hypotony can now be accomplished as a routine procedure. In a series of 5,000 studies, the standardized method averaged only 15 minutes per patient.
The case history of one patient is discussed to illustrate radiographic features, etiology and prognosis of gas bubbles in the gastric wall.
Supine vertical beam films in double contrast studies of the stomach often show "barium spots" projecting on anterior wall polyps and folds. The supposition that these spots are caused by droplets of barium hanging from such protuberances is proved radiographically using horizontal beam techniques.
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