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S Shimoda
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[Iodine therapy for chronic thyroiditis].
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[Treatment of hyperthyroidism with combination of thiocyanate and propylthiouracil].
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[Case of thyroid storm during administration of propylthiouracil in hyperthyroidism].
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[2 cases of Dubin-Johnson syndrome with lowered serum bilirubin level after administration of phenobarhital].
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[Thyroid protein splitting activities of pronase].
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[Discussion on endocrine disorders. 3. Myxedema].
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[Case of Sjögren syndrome in an aged man].
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[Simple method for the determination of resin sponge T3 uptake].
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[In vitro acceleration of thyroid hormone biosynthesis using rats treated with antithyroid drugs].
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[Biosynthesis of thyroid hormones in vitro. (1). Effects of pH, temperatures and the duration of incubation on hormone biosynthesis].
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[Biosynthesis of thyroid hormones in vitro. (2). Thyroxine biosynthesis in the thyroid gland in vitro].
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[Biosynthesis of thyroid hormones in vitro. (4). Thyroxine biosynthesis in vitro in the thyroid gland of rats on low-iodine diet].
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[Biosynthesis of thyroid hormones in vitro. (3). Acceleration of thyroxine biosynthesis in the rat thyroid gland treated with TSH in vitro].
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A simple novel method of biliary drainage: gallbladder serosal wrapping after open choledochotomy.
In this study, we developed a new, simple technique for biliary drainage after open choledochotomy of choledocholithiasis. After the absence of intraductal stones was established by operative cholangiography and cholangioscopy, preserved gallbladder serosal wrapping was performed by inclosing a polyethylene tube (C-tube), which was inserted from the cystic duct to optimal portion of choledochus, within the gallbladder bed, with continuous suture of the preserved serosa of the gallbladder using 4-0 absorbable thread. This method was used in the cases of 8 patients. There was neither bile leakage nor residual bile duct stones. The C-tube could be removed after 7 days following surgery. The average hospital stay was 12.3 +/- 6.6 days. We propose that this procedure would be very simple and useful, and it would significantly shorten hospital stays after open choledochotomy of choledocholithiasis.