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A. W. Mayo Robson

 
9781330423370: The Pancreas (Classic Reprint): Its Surgery and Pathology

Synopsis

Understanding the pancreas’s role in health and disease and how surgeons approach its problems. This classic reference offers a focused look at pancreatic structure, function, and the diseases that affect it, with clear discussion of how these conditions impact sugar metabolism and treatment options.

This edition emphasizes practical knowledge for clinicians, pathologists, and students. It ties together surgical considerations with pathologic findings and early scientific debates, helping readers interpret clinical signals and plan care.


  • How the pancreas influences carbohydrate metabolism and diabetes outcomes

  • Descriptions of pancreatitis, islets of Langerhans, and related pathologies

  • Connections between clinical symptoms, laboratory findings, and post-mortem observations

  • Historical and practical guidance for diagnosis, prognosis, and surgical management



Ideal for readers seeking a foundational, historically informed reference on pancreatic disease and its surgical treatment.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Our present knowledge of the physiology, pathology, and surgery of the pancreas, like so many other advances in medicine in recent years, was rendered possible by the beneficent work of Lister. So long as clinical observation was only capable of being checked by the experience of the post-mortem room, and by an occasional accidental experiment on the living subject, the important and complex part that the pancreas plays in the physiology of the body remained unsuspected, and descriptions of the diseases to which it is liable were confined to a few lines on malignant disease, cysts, and calculi. Animal experiments, now rendered safe by antiseptic surgery and improved technique, have thrown a flood of light on the physiology of the organ and elevated it from the position of a mere accessory digestive gland to the rank of a structure indispensable for the metaboH cneeds of the organism. The numerous laparotomies undertaken in recent years have afforded the surgeon opportunities of observing and handling the living organ, both in health and disease, and a comparison of the conditions noticed, together with a closer investigation of the symptoms and after-histories of the cases, has very, considerably widened our conception of the pathological changes that may occur in the gland and afforded a basis for their clinical differentiation. Histological and post-mortem inquiries, stimulated by the impetus thus given, have still further increased our knowledge, and confirmed the conclusions of the bedside and the operating theatre.
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About the Publisher

Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.

Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writin

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