[CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF LAMBIASIS IN THE ADULT. APROPOS OF 50 CASES].
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Biomedical subjects
G LIGNY
Publications and source records attributed to G LIGNY.
[DIGESTIVE COMPLICATIONS INITIATED BY ASPIRIN ADMINISTERED BY THE ORAL ROUTE].
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Aspirin↗
[SUBACUTE AND CHRONIC JEJUNITIS IN THE ADULT].
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Adult↗
[INDICATIONS FOR "114TE" IN GASTROENTEROLOGIC PRACTICE].
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Abdomen↗
[New interpretation of oral hyperglycemia tests in diseases of the small intestine].
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Carbohydrate Metabolism↗
[Oral and intravenous hyperglycemia tests in diseases of the small intestine. Determination of the quantities of glucose appearing in the glucose space during the oral test].
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Celiac Disease↗
[Are tagged lipid tests of clinical importance?].
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Celiac Disease↗
[Radiological images of jejuno-ileitis].
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Disease↗
[Subacute and chronic infectious jejuno-ileitis in the adult].
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Adult↗
[Contribution to the study of the absorption of glucides and lipids in chronic diarrhea].
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Carbohydrate Metabolism↗
[Mixed jejuno-ileitis due to Lamblia and staphylococci].
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Disease↗
[A case of extensive resection of the small intestine].
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Intestine, Small↗
[Mixed lambliasic and staphylococcal jejunoileitis].
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Disease↗
[DESTRUCTION OF THE INTESTINAL FLORA BY ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗