Titlebook: Campylobacter pylori; Proceedings of the F H. Menge,M. Gregor,B. J. Marshall Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Protein Antigens of ,: The Problem of Species SpecificitySince . was first isolated and identified from gastric biopsies by Marshall [6], data have accumulated which indicate a strong association of . with gastritis and peptic ulcer disease [14]. Despite this fact the natural course of infection, the pathomechanisms, and the occurrence in the total population remain largely unclear.

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Differences Between in Vitro and in Vivo Sensitivity of , to AntibacterialsThe spiral bacteria isolated from the gastric mucosa in 1982 in Western Australia were originally called . [15] but this specific epithet was technically inappropriate, and the name has since been revised to . [12].

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Discussion What do you think about the role of physical activity in the pathophysiology of duodenal ulcer? And secondly, is alcohol protective or aggressive?

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The Body as an Object of Knowledgeicits, in other animal species, symptoms similar to those elicited in the originally infected host. In addition, for microorganisms of pathogenetic relevance to humans it is important to establish an animal model as simple as possible in order to study mechanisms and assess the efficacy of therapeut

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Infections of the Nervous System,ated with . colonization of gastric and duodenal mucosae, the major unresolved question concerns the role of the bacterium in these disease states. Unknown is whether . causes the inflammation and ulceration or simply secondarily colonizes the diseased tissue. Evidence is accumulating which suggests

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-64523-0ing the first half of this century, with male predominance and duodenal ulcers leading by about 4:1 (Langman, 1979). Recently there has been a constant decrease, at least in hospital admissions, for peptic ulcer disease, especially in duodenal ulcers, while the complication rates remain constant or

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-72420-7der postulated that gastric secretion of an alkaline (non-parietal) fluid took place, and that this was produced at a constant rate (see Hollander 1963). He also provided experimental evidence for the occurrence of bicarbonate in the secretion from gastric fundic pouches in dogs after inhibition of

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