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... reactions to secretin , unlike healthy individuals who do not show this sort of reaction . 405 , 406 It was inferred from this that an IgE - type immune reaction against secretin might interfere with defensive fac- tors in duodenal ...
... reactions to secretin , unlike healthy individuals who do not show this sort of reaction . 405 , 406 It was inferred from this that an IgE - type immune reaction against secretin might interfere with defensive fac- tors in duodenal ...
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... reaction with pancreatic bicarbonate , and alkalosis will result . This is particularly prone to occur with sodium bicarbonate , since the NaCl pro- duced in the reaction does not react with carbonate , phosphate , or hydroxide ions ...
... reaction with pancreatic bicarbonate , and alkalosis will result . This is particularly prone to occur with sodium bicarbonate , since the NaCl pro- duced in the reaction does not react with carbonate , phosphate , or hydroxide ions ...
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... reaction Figure 69-1 . Scheme of the several types of complications occurring in peptic ulcer disease as a result of an ulcer crater extending through the alimentary wall . Figure 69-2 . A 56 - year - old man. greater peritoneal space ...
... reaction Figure 69-1 . Scheme of the several types of complications occurring in peptic ulcer disease as a result of an ulcer crater extending through the alimentary wall . Figure 69-2 . A 56 - year - old man. greater peritoneal space ...
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Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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