Titlebook: Epidemiology and Prevention of Gallstone Disease; Proceedings of an In L. Capocaccia,G. Ricci,A. F. Attili Conference proceedings 1984 MTP

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11087-01969, the prevalence of gallbladder disease (cholelithiasis and cholecystectomies) was 20% in men and 50% in women.. Chemical analysis of 138 cases with gallstones demonstrated that 84% of them had a cholesterol content higher than 50% of their dry weight. This study demonstrated that the frequency

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92450-7the body mass index is registered, and fasting serum cholesterol measured. A questionnaire regarding gastrointestinal symptoms, diseases, life habits, weight history, socioeconomic factors, and gynaecological and obstetric history, is completed. After 5 years the procedure is repeated in the same co

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A. Nazli Gündeş,Charles A. Desoerss than 50% by weight. There are two types of pigment stones, identifiable by epidemiological, clinical, morphological and compositional features. The pathogenesis of each is conjectural. Black stones have a glass-like featureless appearance on fracturing. They form in the gallbladder and do not rec

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Continuous Transformation Groups,sis is similarly poor. Cancer of the gallbladder is known to vary widely in incidence.. It is more common in certain Latin American countries than in North American countries; more common in the southwest, north central, and Appalachian regions than other regions of the USA; more common in women tha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-69434-4 high prevalence of both diseases in the free-living population, the coexistence of CHD and GD is relatively easily observed. However, demonstration of a real association based on epidemiological data is lacking., as it requires screening of population samples too large to be examined with objective

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Texts and Readings in Mathematicsnfarction.. Autopsy studies. have also found an increased prevalence of gallstones in patients dying with coronary heart disease, although this association has not been observed universally.. In addition, methodological problems are inherent in such investigations..