Original Article
Nonspecific Ulcer of the Small Intestine
Abstract
The author reviews the clinical picture of this uncommon lesion usually unrecognized until a complication supervenes. The recent recognition that enteric-coated tablets containing potassium chloride may be a cause of such ulcers makes this topic timely.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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