Intracorporeal esophagojejunostomy (
IEJ) avoids the mini-laparotomy and provides better operative view than does EEJ, but it requires greater skill.
Bornman MS, Barnhoorn
IEJ, Genthe B, van Vuuren JH, Pieterse GM, Aneck-Hahn NH, et al.
As the name implies, the
IEJ is an interactive tool that students use for documenting their engagement throughout all phases of design.
1971, `The Burial-Vault of a Nazirite Family on Mount Scopus.'
IEJ 21:185-200+pl.
The reference work is 25 pounds, plus packaging and postage, from NTC Publications Ltd., Farm Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9
IEJ, United Kingdom.
E Rainey, "Notes on Some Proto-Sinaitic Inscriptions,"
IEJ 25 (1975): 112; 1.
Avigad, 'The Burial-Vault of a Nazirite Family on Mount Scopus',
IEJ 21 (1971), 198-99 (ossuary no.
Barnhoorn
IEJ, Bornman MS, Jansen van Rensburg C, Bouwman H.
Rosenthal, 'The Giv'at ha-Mivtar Inscription',
IEJ 23 (1973), 72-81; J.
Horwitz, "Animal Offerings from Two Middle Bronze Age Tombs,"
IEJ 37 (1987): 251-55.
