A comparative study of the effects of gastrin, histamine, histalog, and mechothane on the secretory capacity of the human stomach in two normal subjects over 20 months.
Authors:
- G M MakhloufGMG M Makhlouf
- J P McManusJMJ P McManus
- W I CardWCW I Card
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Abstract
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