Location of the Right and Left Borders of the Heart by Distance from the Median Line
FRANCIS H. WILLIAMS · New England Journal of Medicine · 1899
place before free hydrochloric acid accumulates in the stomach to such an extent as to interfere temporarily with the diastatic action of saliva on starchy food.Those portions of starchy food which remain comparatively undissolved, and pass over to that por- tion of the digestive canal where they are acted upon by the pancreatic diastase, constitute a very small por- tion of the starchy food taken.