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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology Volume 24, 1989 - Issue sup167
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Original Article

G-cells and Gastrinaemia in Chronic Nonspecific Bulbitis

E. Domenichini Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A. N. Fontan Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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J. B. Martiarena Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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M. H. Copercido Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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R. Pissinis Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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H. H. Rubio Division of Gastroenerology, Juan Fernádez Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Pages 21-22 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 
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Abstract

Chronic nonspecific bulbitis (CNB), the number of G-cells in the antrum and the level of serum gastrin were unrelated in a group of 24 patients. Gastrin may be produced by cells outside the antrum or by a few but hyperactive antral G-cells.

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