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The therapeutic control of hyperchlorhydria associated with peptic ulceration

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1938
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Ronald, James
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This thesis is divided roughly into three parts. The first part deals with the general aspects of the problem, the current theories in connection with it, and a consideration of the more important published work on the subject. The second part consists of a series of reports of actual cases, and includes biochemical and radiological details. In the third and final part, an attempt is made to discuss the problems raised in a more detailed manner, and with special reference to the cases included in the thesis. A list of references to authorities quoted is appended at the end of the thesis.
 
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