Titlebook: Clinical Investigations in Gastroenterology; Malcolm C. Bateson,Ian A. D. Bouchier Book 19972nd edition Springer Science+Business Media Do

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Absorption,Major causes of persistent steatorrhoea are coeliac disease, chronic pancreatic disease including cystic fibrosis, pancreatic carcinoma and gastric surgery. There are many other causes, and acute self-limiting steatorrhoea is a common feature of infective gastroenteritis and acute pancreatitis.

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Gastrointestinal bleeding,Bleeding from the alimentary tract is an important manifestation of gastrointestinal disease. It may present as an unexplained anaemia, as the passage of black stool, as the passage of red blood per rectum, or by vomiting of fresh or altered blood.

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Liver biopsy,The histology of the liver is an indispensable aid to diagnosis. It is the only way of proving the presence of cirrhosis, and it may also establish the cause of this disease, as in haemochromatosis and hepatolenticular degeneration. It has proved invaluable in the assessment of chronic hepatitis and alcoholic liver disease.

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Liver imaging and manometry,The anatomy of the liver and spleen and the physiology of the portal circulation can be investigated in numerous ways. Some of the techniques are too specialized for general use, but many have found a place in routine diagnosis.

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Book 19972nd editiond the staff of gastroenterology investigation units. Special thanks are due to the nurses on the Bishop Auckland Gastroenterology Unit, and to Amanda Gallagher who typed the manuscript. Malcolm C. Bateson Ian A.D. Bouchier 1996 Xl CHAPTER 1 H elicobacter pylori INTRODUCTION The discovery of the pres

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Hafeeza Anchrum,Taryn Pochon,Julie Fairmanic pancreatitis from pancreatic cancer is an important though often unresolved question. The laboratory diagnosis of pancreatic disease can be quite simple in the presence of jaundice, glycosuria or steatorrhoea; it is when the only symptom is abdominal pain that the diagnosis frequently proves extremely difficult.