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As a result, wide ranges of response rates are claimed by different investigators
for several drugs. Furthermore, determining whether a therapeutic response has
occurred is difficult when the tumor is confined to the esophagus and ...
As a result, wide ranges of response rates are claimed by different investigators
for several drugs. Furthermore, determining whether a therapeutic response has
occurred is difficult when the tumor is confined to the esophagus and ...
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line released pepsin and increased oxygen consumption at 25°C. Chief cells in
isolated rabbit fundic glands release pepsinogen in response to carbachol and
isoproterenol. The effects are additive. Dibutyryl cAMP simulated the effects of ...
line released pepsin and increased oxygen consumption at 25°C. Chief cells in
isolated rabbit fundic glands release pepsinogen in response to carbachol and
isoproterenol. The effects are additive. Dibutyryl cAMP simulated the effects of ...
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In duodenal ulcer patients, true sham feeding produced acid outputs that were 50
% of the peak responses to pentagastrin or betazole. Proximal gastric vagotomy
in 8 duodenal ulcer patients almost completely abolished the acid secretory ...
In duodenal ulcer patients, true sham feeding produced acid outputs that were 50
% of the peak responses to pentagastrin or betazole. Proximal gastric vagotomy
in 8 duodenal ulcer patients almost completely abolished the acid secretory ...
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Contents
Drug and ChemicalInduced Injuries | 975 |
Physiology of the Esophagus 683 Ulcer | 1013 |
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus 690 67 Diagnosis of Peptic Ulcer | 1060 |
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Bockus gastroenterology, Volume 7 Henry L. Bockus,Jack Edward Berk,William S. Haubrich Snippet view - 1985 |
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