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... Inflammation of the duodenum for pur- poses of classification may be divided into 2 principal forms : ( 1 ) primary ( non - specific ) , the most common form , usually restricted to the duodenal bulb and the first part of the duo- denum ...
... Inflammation of the duodenum for pur- poses of classification may be divided into 2 principal forms : ( 1 ) primary ( non - specific ) , the most common form , usually restricted to the duodenal bulb and the first part of the duo- denum ...
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... inflammation per se , nor is the duo- denal mucosa abnormal in an uncomplicated diverticulum . Diverticula , however , may be the cause of bacterial stasis118 and duodenitis . At times , diverticula obstruct the duode- num1 120,121 and ...
... inflammation per se , nor is the duo- denal mucosa abnormal in an uncomplicated diverticulum . Diverticula , however , may be the cause of bacterial stasis118 and duodenitis . At times , diverticula obstruct the duode- num1 120,121 and ...
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... inflammation . 138 The different Taenia organisms may also cause local inflam- mation at the site of their attachment , but this is usually asymptomatic . Although Entamoeba histolytica most com- monly invades the colon , Molina and co ...
... inflammation . 138 The different Taenia organisms may also cause local inflam- mation at the site of their attachment , but this is usually asymptomatic . Although Entamoeba histolytica most com- monly invades the colon , Molina and co ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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