Gastroenterology: The small intestine, absorption and nutrition, the colon, peritoneum, mesentery, and omentumHenry L. Bockus Saunders, 1963 |
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... ingested dose per liter of blood.19 With most methods , blood is drawn peri- odically after the ingestion of the labeled fat . The maximum blood radioactivity ap- pears in most cases in 3 to 6 hours . Many institutions use the criterion ...
... ingested dose per liter of blood.19 With most methods , blood is drawn peri- odically after the ingestion of the labeled fat . The maximum blood radioactivity ap- pears in most cases in 3 to 6 hours . Many institutions use the criterion ...
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... ingested material . All stools passed during the next 72 to 96 hours ( depending on a standardized method ) are collected , taking care to keep the samples free of urine . If a marker , Carmine red , is used , the first specimen ...
... ingested material . All stools passed during the next 72 to 96 hours ( depending on a standardized method ) are collected , taking care to keep the samples free of urine . If a marker , Carmine red , is used , the first specimen ...
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... ingestion , by erosion from outside the bowel wall , and by insertion through the anus . INGESTION . Anything that the patient is capable of swallowing may present as a for- eign body of the colon or rectum . Ingested foreign bodies are ...
... ingestion , by erosion from outside the bowel wall , and by insertion through the anus . INGESTION . Anything that the patient is capable of swallowing may present as a for- eign body of the colon or rectum . Ingested foreign bodies are ...
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abdominal abnormal absorption acute albumin anemia artery associated balloon barium bile biliary biopsy blood Brit carcinoma cause cecum celiac cells cent chronic Clin clinical colon deficiency diagnosis diarrhea digestion dilatation disease distal distention diverticula diverticulosis duct duode duodenal diverticula duodenal stasis duodenal ulcer duodenum edema factor fatty fecal fat fistula fluid folic acid gastric Gastroenterology gastrointestinal tract glucose gluten-free diet histologic idiopathic ileitis ileocecal ileus increased inflammatory ingested intes intestinal obstruction intubation intussusception involvement jejunal jejunum lesion liver loop lumen mesenteric mucosa nontropical sprue normal nutritional occlusion occur operation pain pancreatic patients peptic ulcer perforation peritonitis plasma present protein proximal radioactive rare regional enteritis reported resection result roentgen segment serum small bowel small intestine steatorrhea stomach stools Surg surgery surgical symptoms terminal ileum therapy tion tissue treatment tropical sprue tube tuberculosis tuberculous tumors usually villi vitamin B12 volvulus vomiting wall Whipple's disease x-ray