Published in N Engl J Med on June 18, 1953
PEPTIC ULCER AND GASTRIC SECRETION IN PATIENTS WITH LIVER DISEASE. Gut (1964) 0.89
Hypergastrinaemia in cirrhosis of liver. Gut (1976) 0.78
Gastritis: a revaluation. Medicine (Baltimore) (1954) 3.56
Gastric diverticula. Int Abstr Surg (1951) 2.21
Investigation of the gastric mucosa spirochetes of the human. Gastroenterology (1954) 1.91
Benign intramural tumors of the stomach: a review with special reference to gross pathology. Medicine (Baltimore) (1951) 1.74
Budd-Chiari syndrome (occlusion of the hepatic veins); seven cases. Ann Intern Med (1954) 1.63
Observations on portal hypertension among schistosomiasis patients with relatively insignificant complaints. Am J Trop Med Hyg (1954) 1.53
Note on silent sarcoidosis of the gastric mucosa. J Lab Clin Med (1958) 1.52
The Cruveilhier-Baumgarten syndrome: a review and report of four cases; three treated by direct portacaval shunt. Ann Surg (1954) 1.46
Tuberculosis of the stomach and the stomach in tuberculosis; a review with particular reference to gross pathology and gastroscopic diagnosis. Am Rev Tuberc (1950) 1.43
Subacute eroive ("peptic") esophagitis associated with achlorhydria. N Engl J Med (1960) 1.42
The influence of virus hepatitis on the morphology of the gastric mucosa. Am J Dig Dis (1951) 1.41
Course of egg output over a 15 year period in a case of experimentally induced necatoriasis americanus, in the absence of hyperinfection. Am J Trop Med Hyg (1955) 1.35
Observations on the vigorous diagnostic approach to severe upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Ann Intern Med (1952) 1.31
An evaluation of the shunt operation for portal decompression. Surg Gynecol Obstet (1953) 1.29
Evaluation of trisodium calcium diethylenetriaminepentacetate in iron storage disease. J Lab Clin Med (1961) 1.28
Effects of million volt irradiation on the gastrointestinal tract. AMA Arch Intern Med (1955) 1.27
Incidence of hiatus hernia in patients without symptoms. Arch Surg (1950) 1.19
Subacute erosive (peptic) esophagitis; histopathologic study. AMA Arch Pathol (1955) 1.18
Gastrointestinal bleeding in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia; review of the literature and report of a case with severe recurrent hemorrhages necessitating total gastrectomy. AMA Arch Intern Med (1955) 1.16
Portal hypertension with esophageal varices in acute infectious hepatitis: further observations. Am J Med Sci (1959) 1.12
Upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage during pregnancy. Am J Med Sci (1961) 1.12
Duodenal ulcer in military personnel; studies on military effectiveness of the ulcer patient; II. Magnitude of the problem. U S Armed Forces Med J (1952) 1.08
Esophageal varices in non-cirrhotic patients; esophagoscopy study. Am J Med (1954) 1.08
Sarcoid and sarcoid-like granulomas of the stomach; a clinical evaluation. AMA Arch Intern Med (1953) 1.05
The Balthazar-Foster murmur and Foster's rule. N Engl J Med (1953) 1.05
Irradiation damage of the intestines following 1,000-kv Roentgen therapy; evaluation of tolerance dose. Radiology (1951) 1.03
Comparison of esophagoscopic and roentgenologic diagnosis of esophageal varices in cirrhosis of the liver. Am J Roentgenol Radium Ther Nucl Med (1955) 1.03
On the natural history of esophageal varices which are secondary to portal cirrhosis. Ann Intern Med (1957) 1.03
Evaluation of clinical results of portal decompression in cirrhosis. J Am Med Assoc (1957) 1.01
Gastric mucosal biopsy findings correlated with gastroscopic diagnoses: preliminary report based on 50 patients. Am J Med Sci (1950) 1.01
Hemorrhage from erosive gastritis and its surgical implications. Gastroenterology (1959) 1.01
The morphologic consequences of acute exogenous (Staphylococcic) gastroenteritis on the gastric mucosa. Gastroenterology (1951) 1.00
Survey of gastroscopic and esophagoscopic accidents; report of committee on accidents of the American Gastroscopic Society. J Am Med Assoc (1957) 0.98
An attempt to localize the normal esophagogastric junction. Radiology (1953) 0.98
Prolonged jaundice (over three months) occurring during chlorpromazine administration. Gastroenterology (1957) 0.96
ONE THOUSAND CASES OF PORTAL CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER. IMPLICATIONS OF ESOPHAGEAL VARICES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT. Arch Intern Med (1964) 0.95
Hiatus hernia and carcinoma of the stomach and esophagus. Gastroenterology (1949) 0.95
DIAGNOSTIC EXPERIENCES WITH 1000 UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDERS. R I Med J (1964) 0.94
Correlation between the severity of esophageal varices in portal cirrhosis and their propensity toward hemorrhage. Gastroenterology (1956) 0.92
Dysphagia lusoria: clinical aspects in the adult. Ann Intern Med (1955) 0.92
Primary varices of the cervical esophagus as a source of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Am J Dig Dis (1952) 0.91
The fate of esophageal varices in cirrhosis following surgical portal decompression. Gastroenterology (1957) 0.91
Incidence and diagnosis of esophageal varices in cirrhosis of the liver: an esophagoscopic study. Gastroenterology (1953) 0.91
Incidence of chronic pulmonary disease among patients with esophageal disorders. Dis Chest (1957) 0.91
On correlations between portal venous pressure and the size and extent of esophageal varices in portal cirrhosis. Ann Surg (1953) 0.90
The sarcomas of the stomach: a review with reference to gross pathology and gastroscopic manifestations. Am J Dig Dis (1950) 0.90
Saint's triad (hiatus hernia, gall stones and diverticulosis coli): the problem of properly directing surgical therapy. Am J Dig Dis (1955) 0.89
The clinical significance of aminoaciduria. N Engl J Med (1952) 0.89
Erosive gastritis in cirrhosis; influence of portal hypertension on the gastric mucosa. Am J Dig Dis (1957) 0.89
Chronic hypertrophic gastritis. II. Histopathologic significance. Gastroenterology (1954) 0.88
Effect of the Valsalva maneuver on portal hypertension in cirrhosis. Am J Med Sci (1954) 0.88
Determination of venous pressure within esophageal varices. J Am Med Assoc (1951) 0.88
Intestinal canthariasis due to Tenebrio molitor. J Parasitol (1946) 0.87
The clinical significance of the small benign gastric ulcer with a note on benign ulcer of the greater curvature and in the absence of free hydrochloric acid. Am J Med Sci (1952) 0.87
Retrograde intussusception at the gastrojejunal stoma; two cases and a bibliography. Am J Dig Dis (1954) 0.87
HIATUS HERNIA AND HEMORRHAGE. Am J Med Sci (1963) 0.87
Clinical experiences with the splenic flexure syndrome and the hepatic flexure syndrome. Am J Dig Dis (1955) 0.85
Hypoxia of abnormal physiologic origin as the final common pathway in gastroduodenal ulcer genesis. AMA Arch Intern Med (1958) 0.85
A note on the treatment of strongyloidiasis with intravenous gentian violet. Am J Trop Med Hyg (1950) 0.85
Portal cirrhosis. Causes of death in the era of portal decompression. Am J Surg (1960) 0.84
Upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage following gastrectomy. Gastroenterologia (1962) 0.84
Jaundice of hepatic origin during the course of methyl-testosterone therapy. N Engl J Med (1952) 0.83
Histology of the normal gastric mucosa: An investigation into the state of normalcy of the stomachs of persons without upper gastrointestinal complaints. Gastroenterology (1952) 0.83
Erythema nodosum in ulcerative colitis. Gastroenterology (1954) 0.83
Esophageal varices without hemorrhage in cirrhosis; a proper indication for shunting procedures. N Engl J Med (1954) 0.83
Incidence of hiatus hernia and associated lesions diagnosed by roentgen ray. Arch Surg (1949) 0.83
Hiatus hernia in the adult; clinical manifestations. Am J Dig Dis (1958) 0.83
Gastric diverticula, with special reference to subjective manifestations. Gastroenterology (1958) 0.82
On the morphologic state of the gastric mucosa in the duodenal-ulcer patient. Gastroenterology (1951) 0.82
Hiatus hernia: the problem of diagnosis. J Thorac Surg (1954) 0.81
Chronic superficial gastritis: observations on clinical and histopathologic significance. Am J Dig Dis (1953) 0.81
Varices of the distal esophagus in the apparent absence of portal and of superior caval hypertension. Am J Med Sci (1955) 0.81
Effects of surgical treatment of esophageal varices on the portal venous pressure and hepatic function: preliminary observations. Gastroenterology (1953) 0.80
On the ischemic basis of peptic ulcer. I. Historical definition of present status. Ann Intern Med (1953) 0.80
Marked eosinophilia with cancer: a poor prognostic sign. Ann Intern Med (1951) 0.80
"Lipochrome" hepatosis without jaundice: a variant of the Dubin-Johnson syndrome. Am J Med Sci (1961) 0.80
Leukemia, gastroduodenal ulcer, and the problem of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Cancer (1955) 0.79
Panel discussion on the management of gastric ulcer. Am J Gastroenterol (1955) 0.79
Further experiences with Saint's triad (hiatus hernia, gallstones and diverticulosis coli). Am J Med Sci (1962) 0.78
Benign paroxysmal peritonitis; surgical and histologic findings. N Engl J Med (1951) 0.78
Acute corrosive gastritis; observations on the gastric mucosa following ingestion of concentrated hydrochloric acid. Gastroenterology (1949) 0.78
Saint's triad: hiatus hernia, diverticulosis coli and gall stones. Am J Dig Dis (1951) 0.77
Evaluation of hepatic and splenic artery ligation for portal hypertension, with a case report. Ann Surg (1953) 0.77
Chronic atrophic gastritis symptomatic proclivities. Am J Med Sci (1953) 0.77
Constitutional hyperbilirubinemia: its differential diagnosis and the effect of steroid therapy. N Engl J Med (1955) 0.77
Mucosal prolapse at the esophagogastric junction. Am J Gastroenterol (1955) 0.77
Gastrointestinal hemorrhage (excluding peptic ulcer and esophageal varices). N Engl J Med (1955) 0.76
The chronic gastritis problem; functional upper gastrointestinal disease in military personnel and the value of establishing an organic basis for diagnosis and treatment. Gastroenterology (1947) 0.76
Study by electron microscopy of erythrocytes from a patient affected with sarcoidosis. Tex Rep Biol Med (1955) 0.75
On the natural history of esophageal varices secondary to portal cirrhosis. I. Observations on spontaneous changes in the severity of varices over short intervals (less than one year). Gastroenterologia (1953) 0.75
Portal cirrhosis: correlation between the severity of esophageal varices and variations in physical findings. Am J Med Sci (1954) 0.75