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Original communication| Volume 4, ISSUE 2, P185-193, August 1938

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Tuberculous peritonitis

A speculation on the cause of improvement following surgery
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      Abstract

      The available literature on tuberculous peritonitis has been reviewed.
      Tuberculous peritonitis treatment is not medical nor surgical but is a combination of both.
      The only article available on the treatment of tuberculous peritonitis by closed ether anesthesia has been reviewed.
      Comment has been made as to the possible explanation of the therapeutic action of ether anesthesia in tuberculous peritonitis.
      From experiences in this hospital, as indicated by case reports and by the writings of Savage, of Cincinnati, it appears ether anesthesia is a valuable adjunct in the treatment of tuberculous peritonitis.
      The postoperative condition of patients who have been operated upon under spinal anesthesia and gas anesthesias, which do not produce anoxemia, should be studied.
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