PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BILE AND THEIR RELATION TO GALLSTONE FORMATION.
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Bile↗
Biomedical subjects
K JUNIPER
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FINGER-TIP SWEAT-GLAND ACTIVITY AND SALIVARY SECRETION AS INDICES OF ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUG EFFECT.
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Cholinergic Antagonists↗
CHEMICAL AND ULTRACENTRIFUGAL STUDIES ON THE MACROMOLECULAR COMPLEX IN NORMAL BILE OF THE HUMAN GALLBLADDER.
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Bile↗
Prolonged severe obstructive jaundice in Hodgkin's disease.
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Hodgkin Disease↗
Rectal biopsy in the diagnosis of amebic colitis.
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Abdomen↗
The relationship of a biliary lipoprotein complex to some theories of gallstone formation.
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Bile↗
Problems in the management of bleeding peptic ulcer.
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Disease Management↗
Biliary tract studies. II. The significance of biliary crystals.
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Biliary Tract↗
Biliary tract studies. I. X-ray diffraction analysis of gallstones; correlation with occurrence of microspheroliths in bile.
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Bile↗
Pathophysiology and therapy of uncomplicated peptic ulcer.
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Humans↗
Chronic relapsing pancreatitis with associated marked eosinophilia and pleural effusion.
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Eosinophilia↗
Venous "spiders" in chronic lymphatic leukemia.
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Animals↗
Diagnostic duodenal drainage.
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Biliary Tract↗
Ascariasis and the respiratory tract.
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Ascariasis↗
A filter membrane technique for cytological study of exfoliated cells in body fluids.
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Body Fluids↗