Signs in pregnant sows include reproductive failure, genital ulceration and agalactia.
Stress ulcer, located anywhere within the stomach and proximal duodenum
Peptic ulcer | ulcer | peptic ulcer | Ulcer | Tropical ulcer | Stress ulcer | Pressure ulcer | Curling's ulcer |
A special type of ischemic ulcer developing in duodenum after severe burns is called Curling's ulcer.
In 1984, scientists from India were able to extract part of the "antiulcer compounds" found in banana powder, which ended up creating a type of powder that was "300 times more active" in preventing ulcers in the stomach.
A few weeks later Lowder died, probably of a perforated ulcer at Zell am See, Austria during a climbing holiday.
In Traditional Chinese medicine the feces of the squirrel, known as the Five Spirits Grease (五靈脂, wǔ líng zhī) are believed to help against ulcer in the duodenum.
X-rays revealed that a large gastric ulcer was obstructing her pylorus.
Basil Rigas, Efstathios D. Papavasassiliou, "John Lykoudis. The general practitioner in Greece who in 1958 discovered the etiology of, and a treatment for, peptic ulcer disease", in Barry Marshall (editor), Helicobacter Pioneers.
Tropical ulcer (also known as "Jungle rot", and "Aden ulcer", "Malabar ulcer", and "Tropical phagedena")
Lloyd Floyd was a recurring actor in the television series The Adventures of Electra Elf, produced and directed by Nick Zedd, in which he has played such characters as Super Ulcer, Tom Carvel and the voice of Neuter, a talking dog.
In Peru, it was used for stopping hemorrhages and treating ulcers, and in European practice in the treatment of diseases of the genitals and urinary organs, such as those for which cubeb was often prescribed.
By 1794 Beddoes had arranged for the manufacture of suitable apparatus by the firm of Boulton and Watt and the first of the "pneumatic patients" was a Mr Knight of Painswick, whom Beddoes treated with "unrespirable airs" for a deep-seated ulcer of the pelvis.
Dent's assistant Vernon Field provides him prior to court with "stomach medicine" for a supposed ulcer.
In Michael Crichton's 1969 novel "The Andromeda Strain" and the 1971 movie based on it, one of the survivors of the deadly extraterrestrial virus is an old man who utilizes "Squeeze" along with aspirin to alleviate the pain caused by a bleeding ulcer diagnosed two years prior to the "Piedmont Incident".