Gastric Response to Foods

Smith, Clarence A.; Fishback, Hamilton R.; Bergeim, Olaf; Rehfuss, Martin E.; Hawk, P. B.

doi:10.1152/ajplegacy.1919.49.2.204

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“…Alvarez and Hinshaw (1935) studied 500 patients and suggested several likely mechanisms whereby foods might disagree with people. The response of the gastric acidity to food has been extensively studied by Rehfuss and his colleagues Fishback et al, 1919aFishback et al, , 1919bSmith et al. 1919;Miller et al, 1919Miller et al, .…”

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Food and Indigestion

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Food and Indigestion

Friedlander¹

1959

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“…Gastric analysis clearly demonstrates the action of certain mechanisms. 1. By a certain form of test meal it is possible to demonstrate clinically the importance of the psychic secretion.…”

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“…These factors will be discussed in detail ; but one thing is clear-we have only begun to realize the possibilities of gastric analysis. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 1. Gastric analysis has for its specific object the determination of gastric function and the detection of alterations in that function as well as pathologic prod¬ ucts that might be added to it.…”

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confidence: 99%