Titlebook: Clinical Tests of Gastric Secretion; History, methodology J. H. Baron Book 1978 J. H. Baron 1978 history.history of literature.history of m

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Sedimentary Aspects of the Mvumase Projectman gastric juice to confirm these . results. Neutral gastric juice was found to be inactive until mixed with hydrochloric acid. This proteolytic action must, therefore, have been due to a specific component of gastric mucosa, which was named pepsin by Schwann in 1836,. and crystallised by Northrop

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Some Characteristics of Sandy Plaggen Soilsnd 8.2.. The early literature has been comprehensively reviewed by Molofsky and Hollander.. Callender . defined achlorhydria as a pH less than 3.5, falling by not more than 1.0 pH units after maximal stimulation.

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M. A. N. Anikwe,I. J. Chidobem,I. E. Ezeice, with a lower titratable acidity, than normal subjects (table 15.1). When measurements of maximal acid output became possible it was realised that, as a whole, patients with gastric ulcer have normal basal and maximal acid outputs (table 15.1), corresponding to the normal number of parietal cell

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-55616-0ination. Some of these patients are found on follow-up to develop evidence of gastric or duodenal ulcer disease, gall bladder or other alimentary disease; others probably have ‘nervous dyspepsia’. Gastric hypersecretion suggests the probable presence, and hyposecretion the probable absence, of an un

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8334-2The clinical application of gastric secretion tests is limited by the discomfort they may cause to patients. Several attempts have therefore been made to develop procedures which measure gastric acid secretion without intubation of the stomach.

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