Titlebook: Gallstones; M. M. Fisher,C. A. Goresky,S. M. Strasberg Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 bile.bile acid.diseases.end

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Inveterate

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Bone-Scan

Lymphocyte

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G. L. L. P. Silva,C. M. B. Dematawewaed in various steric configurations. Cholesterol, for example, has eight asymmetric carbon atoms (at C-3, C-8, C-9, C-10, C-13, C-14, C-17 and C-20). Theoretically, 2. = 256 different stereoisomers are possible, but only a single stereoisomer of cholesterol exists in nature.

Infiltrate

GILD

The Enterohepatic Circulations of Bile Acids in Man: A Maturation of Concepts done on the chemical composition of the digestive emulsifiers, although the crab surfactant . known to be an acyl dipeptide (2). The entire area of the phylogeny of digestive surfactants would seem to merit much additional investigation.

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Recent Advances in the Synthesis, Metabolism and Secretion of Biliary Phospholipidsimited to synthesis and secretion of biliary lecithin, since this phosphoglyceride is involved in the solubilizing of biliary cholesterol and is thus important for the understanding of cholesterol gallstone formation.

Vasoconstrictor

Recent Advances in the Radiological Investigation of Gallstone Disease: An Overviewr, these have already appeared in the literature. The exception refers to the brief discussion on iodipamide toxicity. This represents work now underway in our laboratory and it has only in part appeared in the literature.