Does cisapride overcome the effects of octreotide on intestinal transit, thereby reducing the proportion of deoxycholic acid in bile and serum?

MJ Veysey; SRD Arraton; A Mallet; P Jenkins; GM Murphy; JAH Wass; RH Dowling

Does cisapride overcome the effects of octreotide on intestinal transit, thereby reducing the proportion of deoxycholic acid in bile and serum?

MJ Veysey, SRD Arraton, A Mallet, P Jenkins, GM Murphy, JAH Wass, RH Dowling

School of Medicine and Psychology

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Bile Acids in Hepatobiliary Diseases
Subtitle of host publication	Basic Research and Clinical Application
Editors	G Paumgartner, A Stiehl, W Gerok
Publisher	Springer
Pages	82-91
Number of pages	10
Volume	93
ISBN (Print)	0-7923-8725-2
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1997

Publication series

Name	FALK SYMPOSIUM
Publisher	SPRINGER

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Veysey, MJ., Arraton, SRD., Mallet, A., Jenkins, P., Murphy, GM., Wass, JAH., & Dowling, RH. (1997). Does cisapride overcome the effects of octreotide on intestinal transit, thereby reducing the proportion of deoxycholic acid in bile and serum? In G. Paumgartner, A. Stiehl, & W. Gerok (Eds.), Bile Acids in Hepatobiliary Diseases: Basic Research and Clinical Application (Vol. 93, pp. 82-91). (FALK SYMPOSIUM). Springer. https://www.webofscience.com/api/gateway?GWVersion=2SrcApp=PARTNER_APPSrcAuth=LinksAMRKeyUT=WOS:000071540900007DestLinkType=FullRecordDestApp=ALL_WOSUsrCustomerID=3567906c6fc598e4a73915c2777eae93

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Veysey, MJ, Arraton, SRD, Mallet, A, Jenkins, P, Murphy, GM, Wass, JAH & Dowling, RH 1997, Does cisapride overcome the effects of octreotide on intestinal transit, thereby reducing the proportion of deoxycholic acid in bile and serum? in G Paumgartner, A Stiehl & W Gerok (eds), Bile Acids in Hepatobiliary Diseases: Basic Research and Clinical Application. vol. 93, FALK SYMPOSIUM, Springer, pp. 82-91. <https://www.webofscience.com/api/gateway?GWVersion=2SrcApp=PARTNER_APPSrcAuth=LinksAMRKeyUT=WOS:000071540900007DestLinkType=FullRecordDestApp=ALL_WOSUsrCustomerID=3567906c6fc598e4a73915c2777eae93>

Does cisapride overcome the effects of octreotide on intestinal transit, thereby reducing the proportion of deoxycholic acid in bile and serum? / Veysey, MJ; Arraton, SRD; Mallet, A et al.
Bile Acids in Hepatobiliary Diseases: Basic Research and Clinical Application. ed. / G Paumgartner; A Stiehl; W Gerok. Vol. 93 Springer, 1997. p. 82-91 (FALK SYMPOSIUM).

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