Titlebook: Gallstones; M. M. Fisher,C. A. Goresky,S. M. Strasberg Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 bile.bile acid.diseases.end

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Berend Wierenga,Aad Tilburg,Michel Wedelh is primarily concerned with the flow of solutes — especially the lipid constituents which contribute to the pathogenesis of gallstones. It is convenient on anatomic as well as functional grounds to divide the discussion of water flow into a consideration of three regions: the bile canaliculi which

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Ernst-August Nuppenau,Ousmane Badianerocesses include delivery of the solute to the liver cell, uptake into the cell, intracellular transport, and secretion at the canalicular surface. Synthesis and conjugation are the transformative mechanisms. Conjugation is clearly important in solute secretion, and synthesis, although not a mechani

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Antonio Piccinini,Margaret Loseby containing substantial quantities of organic as well as inorganic solutes in both colloidal and true solution. Notwithstanding the pivotal role played by bile in the hepatic excretory function of both soluble and sparingly soluble lipids our knowledge of the physical-chemistry of natural bile remai

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Agriculture and Economic Developmentight scattering spectroscopy (1) (QLS) to study the aggregative behavior of bile salts, lecithin and cholesterol in aqueous solution. The QLS technique provides an accurate, non-invasive and rapid means for measuring the diffusion coefficients of macromolecules in solution (1). From the diffusion co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43275-5recent advances in our knowledge about gallstone formation. Despite this, a review of what is known about the different types of gallstones found in man, how they form from abnormal bile and how the bile becomes abnormal in the first place is necessary as a background to discussing gallstone dissolu

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