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Page 983
... aspirin was enhanced by the simultaneous stimulation of acid by the caffeine . Kiser34 reported prompt relief of symptoms with healing of chronic gastric ulceration and no recurrence in 3 of 5 patients who discontin- ued taking aspirin ...
... aspirin was enhanced by the simultaneous stimulation of acid by the caffeine . Kiser34 reported prompt relief of symptoms with healing of chronic gastric ulceration and no recurrence in 3 of 5 patients who discontin- ued taking aspirin ...
Page 986
... aspirin regularly for 4 or more days a week compared with controls . This association was not present for subjects taking aspirin regularly for 1 to 3 days a week . However , only subjects with upper alimentary tract hemorrhages who had ...
... aspirin regularly for 4 or more days a week compared with controls . This association was not present for subjects taking aspirin regularly for 1 to 3 days a week . However , only subjects with upper alimentary tract hemorrhages who had ...
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... Aspirin and atrophic gastritis . Arch Intern Med 1971 ; 127 : 129 . 37. MacDonald WC . Correlation of mucosal histology and aspirin intake in chronic gastric ulcer . Gastroenterology 1973 ; 65 : 381-9 . 38. Simmons TC , Weinstein WM ...
... Aspirin and atrophic gastritis . Arch Intern Med 1971 ; 127 : 129 . 37. MacDonald WC . Correlation of mucosal histology and aspirin intake in chronic gastric ulcer . Gastroenterology 1973 ; 65 : 381-9 . 38. Simmons TC , Weinstein WM ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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