[CITATION][C] Cytoplasmic bodies in the adrenal cortex of patients treated with spirolactone
DT Janigan - The Lancet, 1963 - Elsevier
DT Janigan
The Lancet, 1963•ElsevierVarious studies of the role of achlorhydria in the absorption of iron have given conflicting
results. A comparison was therefore made of the absorption of a tracer dose of radioiron
(59Fe) taken along with a meal by two groups of female patients, one having histaminefast
achlorhydria, the other being able to secrete acid gastric juice. All patients had iron
deficiency, and none had steatorrhoea.
results. A comparison was therefore made of the absorption of a tracer dose of radioiron
(59Fe) taken along with a meal by two groups of female patients, one having histaminefast
achlorhydria, the other being able to secrete acid gastric juice. All patients had iron
deficiency, and none had steatorrhoea.
Summary
Various studies of the role of achlorhydria in the absorption of iron have given conflicting results. A comparison was therefore made of the absorption of a tracer dose of radioiron (59Fe) taken along with a meal by two groups of female patients, one having histaminefast achlorhydria, the other being able to secrete acid gastric juice. All patients had iron deficiency, and none had steatorrhoea.
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