Peritoneoscopy in Private Practice: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 43, No 3

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The peritoneal cavity of seven patients was inspected through a telescope. With this instrument and a biopsy needle, the examiner was able to diagnose metastatic carcinomas, tuberculous peritonitis, hepatocellular jaundice, polycystic liver disease, chronic passive congestion, and secondary amyloidosis.

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