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Abstract
A transverse abdominal incision for use in the approach to the hypertrophied pylorus
in infantile pyloric stenosis is described, and has not, as far as can be determined,
been previously described. Certain phases of preoperative and postoperative care which
add materially to the safety of the operation are also discussed.
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Received:
March 19,
1945
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© 1945 Published by Elsevier Inc.
