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The future,efined. The new approaches to treatment may change the respective roles of the family practitioner and hospital-based gastroenterologist in the management of upper gastrointestinal diseases. The aim of this chapter is to describe some of the developments that are already underway and to discuss how further advances might come about.

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Disease associations, our perception of these diseases totally; secondly, that . causes different diseases in different people. Therefore, for each disease, it is interesting to ask not only . causes it, but also . the disease occurs in that particular person. Dixon has studied the histopathology of . infection, and rec

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Diagnosis of infection,ts of these three observations. Each has its advantages. Histology indicates the state of the gastric mucosa, the biopsy urease test is cheap and convenient and culture indicates the bacterium’s sensitivity to antibiotics. Outside research centres most clinicians rely on the biopsy urease test, whic

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Treatment, due to . and these ulcers heal faster and are permanently cured by successful eradication therapy (Chapter 3). The same therapy can also heal some lymphomas and may well decrease the risk of gastric cancer if it is given early enough. The development of regimens has progressed at an impressive rate

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Management strategies, a complete re-think of our clinical strategies. This chapter will explore the new possibilities and how they can be realized. Of course, the scene is constantly changing and current flow-charts may soon be history. The list of indications for eradication therapy is likely to lengthen. Family practi

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The future, and hopefully also by improved public health. The indications for treatment in patients without ulcers are likely to expand and become more clearly defined. The new approaches to treatment may change the respective roles of the family practitioner and hospital-based gastroenterologist in the manage

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The Nuclear Force and the Deuteron,er problem is that transmission in the West is a rare event and difficult to study directly. Despite all these difficulties knowledge is expanding rapidly and we already know much. Hopefully the information that is being gathered will indicate how infection, re-infection and the associated diseases

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,Nuclei — Droplets of a Fermi Liquid,for 5 years in Leeds [1]. A study in Birmingham showed that early endoscopy increases the chance of finding these early lesions [2]. I will discuss the possibilities by considering some of the commoner clinical scenarios.