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Abstract
A case is reported as an example of the feasibility of conservative management and
demonstrates the desirability of performing partial gastrectomy as soon as possible
following recovery from closure of the perforation, and illustrates the dangers attendant
upon long postponement of the partial gastrectomy.
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References
- Brit. Jour. Surg. 1934–1935; 32: 545
- Bull. et. Mem. Soc. de Chir. 1933; 49: 136
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© 1936 Published by Elsevier Inc.
