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... Amylase . Sophisticated laboratory tech- niques have revealed 2 principal classes of amylase isoenzymes . 1-3 One group , desig- nated as pancreatic - type ( P - type ) isoamy- lases , originates uniquely in the pancreas and disappears ...
... Amylase . Sophisticated laboratory tech- niques have revealed 2 principal classes of amylase isoenzymes . 1-3 One group , desig- nated as pancreatic - type ( P - type ) isoamy- lases , originates uniquely in the pancreas and disappears ...
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... amylase activity are caused by extravasation of intraluminal amylase into the peritoneal cavity or into the wall of the intestine with reabsorption into the systemic circula- tion.9 , 24-26 In gynecologic conditions , such as ectopic ...
... amylase activity are caused by extravasation of intraluminal amylase into the peritoneal cavity or into the wall of the intestine with reabsorption into the systemic circula- tion.9 , 24-26 In gynecologic conditions , such as ectopic ...
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... amylase clearance and creatinine clearance proportionally . In severe renal disease , creatinine clearance is reduced out of proportion to amylase clear- ance , thereby increasing the ratio . 37 , 44 , 55 Inadequately appreciated is ...
... amylase clearance and creatinine clearance proportionally . In severe renal disease , creatinine clearance is reduced out of proportion to amylase clear- ance , thereby increasing the ratio . 37 , 44 , 55 Inadequately appreciated is ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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