Abdominal Surgery

Abstract
THIS biennial report on abdominal surgery includes papers that, in the reviewer's opinion, constitute important contributions, and many others that will not be of permanent value, but do indicate to the reader the course of surgical practice and investigation. The material is collected particularly for the clinical surgeon, so that practical considerations are emphasized.Lower Esophagus and CardiaEsophageal Hiatus HerniaA completely acceptable operation for hiatus hernia has not yet been found. Many procedures have their enthusiastic advocates and severe critics. Generally, a satisfactory repair is followed by a good result, though occasionally the symptoms may originate from some . . .

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