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... gastrin - contain- ing cells ( G ) in gastric and duodenal mucosa . ( From Larsson LI . Am J Physiol 1980 ; 239 : G237-46 . Repro- duced with permission . ) acids or peptides released somatostatin , but intact proteins had little effect ...
... gastrin - contain- ing cells ( G ) in gastric and duodenal mucosa . ( From Larsson LI . Am J Physiol 1980 ; 239 : G237-46 . Repro- duced with permission . ) acids or peptides released somatostatin , but intact proteins had little effect ...
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... gastrin concentrations are always elevated in patients with ZES . Never- theless , the concentration varies over a very wide range and tends to reflect the total mass of tumor . We have seen ZES patients with plasma gastrin ...
... gastrin concentrations are always elevated in patients with ZES . Never- theless , the concentration varies over a very wide range and tends to reflect the total mass of tumor . We have seen ZES patients with plasma gastrin ...
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... gastrin level in ulcer patients is not lower than normal , and the integrated gastrin response to a test meal is greater than normal.26 Therefore , in- sensitivity of the acid feedback inhibition mechanism controlling mucosal gastrin re ...
... gastrin level in ulcer patients is not lower than normal , and the integrated gastrin response to a test meal is greater than normal.26 Therefore , in- sensitivity of the acid feedback inhibition mechanism controlling mucosal gastrin re ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
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