Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1945 · 53 citations · 0 references
VaricesAnimal PhysiologyPartial ObstructionEsophagusVenous OutflowGastroenterologyPathologyVeterinary ScienceUlcer DiathesisVisceral SurgerySmall Animal Internal MedicineSurgeryGastrointestinal PathologyDigestive TractMedicine
Conclusions1. Partial obstruction to the venous outflow from the stomach increases its weight in rabbits and dogs. 2. Esophageal varices can be produced by portal or splenic vien obstruction and, when histamine-inbeeswax is given to such animals, esophageal and gastric erosions and bleeding are produced. 3. Portal or splenic vien obstruction abets the ulcer diathesis.