The Cause of Pyloric Stenosis of Infancy
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The Cause of Pyloric Stenosis of Infancy

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The Cause of Pyloric Stenosis of Infancy

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The Cause of Pyloric Stenosis of Infancy chronicles the debate surrounding the cause of pyloric stenosis from its earliest discovery 300 years ago to the present. The Primary Hyperacidity Theory offers a credible explanation for all the classical signs and symptoms of pyloric stenosis as well a its associated features. In addition, this book comprehensively explores the medical and surgical treatment options as well as the general features used for diagnosis. An understanding of the true cause of pyloric stenosis will thus allow for treatment that is more individualized and sensitive to patients' needs.

  • Catalogues the classical signs and symptoms of pyloric stenosis and relates to their proposed causes
  • Investigates previously unexplained time-sensitive symptoms by relating them to a delay in maturation of the negative feedback between gastrin and acidity
  • Solves the mysteries of first-born preponderance, male predominance, and familiar inheritance
  • Includes stories from real life families dealing with pyloric stenosis to supplement science

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Year
2021
ISBN
9780323899932

Table of contents

  1. Cover image
  2. Title page
  3. Table of Contents
  4. Copyright
  5. Dedication
  6. Foreword
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Introduction
  9. Preamble
  10. Chapter 1: The early descriptions
  11. Chapter 2: The early theories of causation
  12. Chapter 3: History of medical treatment
  13. Chapter 4: Early surgical treatment
  14. Chapter 5: Ramstedt and beyond
  15. Chapter 6: The alkalosis story
  16. Chapter 7: The personal story
  17. Chapter 8: What makes the adult pyloric sphincter contract?
  18. Chapter 9: How does acid in the duodenum trigger sphincter contraction?
  19. Chapter 10: Stomach motility and gastric emptying
  20. Chapter 11: The pyloric sphincter and pyloric stenosis of infancy
  21. Chapter 12: Symptoms, signs and other clues
  22. Chapter 13: Genetics—The seed and the soil
  23. Chapter 14: The gastrin connection—Is it responsible for neonatal hyperacidity?
  24. Chapter 15: The hesitant beginnings of the primary hyperacidity theory of cause
  25. Chapter 16: The primary hyperacidity theory
  26. Chapter 17: Clinical aspects and their explanation
  27. Chapter 18: The link between pyloric stenosis of infancy and duodenal ulcer in adults: Feedback—negative and positive
  28. Chapter 19: Other contemporary lines of enquiry
  29. Chapter 20: Conclusion
  30. Chapter 21: The PS or reflux dilemma: Addendum 1
  31. Chapter 22: The real world: Addendum 2
  32. Index