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... plasma secretin levels , the flow of water and bicarbonate is increased . Neutralization of acid by bicarbonate in the duodenal lumen is a major mechanism for dissipation of ex- cess hydrogen ion . Increased delivery of acid to the ...
... plasma secretin levels , the flow of water and bicarbonate is increased . Neutralization of acid by bicarbonate in the duodenal lumen is a major mechanism for dissipation of ex- cess hydrogen ion . Increased delivery of acid to the ...
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... PLASMA Figure 70-1 . Starch gel separation of immunoreactive gastrin extracted from a gastrinoma and present in the plasma . The tumor contained equal quantities of G34 ( between albumin and bromphenol blue ) and G17 ( anodal to ...
... PLASMA Figure 70-1 . Starch gel separation of immunoreactive gastrin extracted from a gastrinoma and present in the plasma . The tumor contained equal quantities of G34 ( between albumin and bromphenol blue ) and G17 ( anodal to ...
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... plasma gastrin concentra- tion ( Fig . 70-4 ) . The injection of secretin , however , causes an immediate release of tumor gastrin with peak plasma concentra- tions occurring within 5 minutes . A preferred test method includes collecting ...
... plasma gastrin concentra- tion ( Fig . 70-4 ) . The injection of secretin , however , causes an immediate release of tumor gastrin with peak plasma concentra- tions occurring within 5 minutes . A preferred test method includes collecting ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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