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Original Article

pH and Concentration of Pancreatic Enzymes in Aspirates from the Human Duodenum during Digestion of a Standard Meal

In Patients with Duodenal Ulcer and in Patients Subjected to Different Gastric Resections

H. Worning Departments of Internal Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, Blegdamshospitalet, Copenhagen, and Kommunehospitalet, Aalborg, Denmark
,
S. Müllertz Departments of Internal Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, Blegdamshospitalet, Copenhagen, and Kommunehospitalet, Aalborg, Denmark
,
E. Hess Thaysen Departments of Internal Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, Blegdamshospitalet, Copenhagen, and Kommunehospitalet, Aalborg, Denmark
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H. O. Bang Departments of Internal Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, Blegdamshospitalet, Copenhagen, and Kommunehospitalet, Aalborg, Denmark
Pages 23-28 | Received 27 Jan 1967, Published online: 25 Feb 2010

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