Whipple's disease; report of a case with special reference to histochemical studies of biopsy material and therapeutic results of corticosteroid therapy.
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
Biomedical subjects
C M JONES
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Medical aspects of chronic ulcerative colitis.
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Colitis↗
Current concepts of the condition with special reference to the therapeutic effect of the corticosteroids.
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Adrenal Cortex↗
Barium studies of the comparative action of banthine, tincture of belladonna and placebos on the motility of the gastrointestinal tract in man.
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Atropa belladonna↗
The role of experimental medicine in our understanding of the function of the liver in health and disease.
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Digestion↗
Multiple-balloon-kymograph recording of the effect of banthine, belladonna and placebos on upper-intestinal motility.
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Atropa belladonna↗
Metabolic effects of anesthesia in man. V. A comparison of the effects of ether and cyclopropane anesthesia on the abnormal liver.
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Anesthesia↗
Whipple's disease; presentation of a case with special reference to histochemical studies of biopsy material and therapeutic results following corticosteroid therapy.
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
Clinico-pathological conference; esophageal hiatus hernia.
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Diaphragm↗
Franklin W. White, 1869-1950.
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History, 19th Century↗
Intermediary metabolism of certain polyoxyethylene derivatives in man. I. Recovery of the polyoxyethylene moiety from urine and faces following ingestion of polyoxyethylene (40) mono-stearate.
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Ethers↗
Multiple-balloon kymographic recording of the comparative action of demerol, morphine and placebos on the motility of the upper small intestine in man.
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Intestine, Small↗
Multiple-balloon kymographic recording of the comparative action of oral administration of atropine, tincture of belladonna and placebos on the motility of the upper small intestine in man.
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Administration, Oral↗
Antispasmodic drugs; evaluation of their effects on the motor activity of the upper portion of the small intestine in man.
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Intestine, Small↗
The evolution and treatment of late disease of the liver.
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Humans↗
The comparative action of pavatrine, belladonna alkaloids, and placebos on the motility of the upper small intestine in man.
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Alkaloids↗
Multiple-balloon kymograph recording of the action of syntropan and of trasentin of the motility of the upper small intestine in man.
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Diphenylacetic Acids↗
Gastrointestinal allergic disease.
Gastrointestinal allergic disease undoubtedly does exist, but its frequency has been tremendously overrated. It is believed that in many cases there is not sufficient evidence for attributing chronic, recurrent digestive disturbances to allergic reaction, and that skepticism is particularly important because such a diagnosis exposes the patient to an unwarranted type of dietary management that is complicated, frequently unwise, and not too infrequently used as a substitute for critical clinical thinking. The demonstration and subsequent elimination of allergic substances that may at times be productive of digestive symptoms is, of course, important, and when based on proper evaluation of a carefully taken history will undoubtedly yield brilliant results.
Anaphylaxis↗