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... tients with duodenal ulcer may theoretically be caused as well by greater than normal sensitivity of the parietal cells to endogenous and exogenous stimulants . Increased sensi- tivity to stimulants has been detected in pa- tients with ...
... tients with duodenal ulcer may theoretically be caused as well by greater than normal sensitivity of the parietal cells to endogenous and exogenous stimulants . Increased sensi- tivity to stimulants has been detected in pa- tients with ...
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... tients with hyperpepsinogenemia I , 14 ( 2 ) 3 generations of a family ( 8 to 16 members ) with rapid gastric emptying but with normopepsinogenemia15 ; ( 3 ) families with hyperplasia of antral G cells ( postprandial hypergastrinemia ) ...
... tients with hyperpepsinogenemia I , 14 ( 2 ) 3 generations of a family ( 8 to 16 members ) with rapid gastric emptying but with normopepsinogenemia15 ; ( 3 ) families with hyperplasia of antral G cells ( postprandial hypergastrinemia ) ...
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... tients with reflux following gastric operation . While a variety of remedial operations were used , the most effective results in controlling esophagitis were achieved with total fundo- plication ( Nissen procedure ) , whereas partial ...
... tients with reflux following gastric operation . While a variety of remedial operations were used , the most effective results in controlling esophagitis were achieved with total fundo- plication ( Nissen procedure ) , whereas partial ...
Contents
Motor Disorders of the Esophagus | 690 |
Hernias Hiatal Traumatic | 715 |
Reflux Esophagitis | 757 |
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