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Sensitivity of serum bile acid assay for detection of liver damage in viral hepatitis type B. Prospective study in five patients.

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Sensitivity of serum bile acid assay for detection of liver damage in viral hepatitis type B. Prospective study in five patients. (English)

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viral hepatitis

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A F Hofmann

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M G Korman

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S Krugman

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1 October 1974

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The American journal of digestive diseases

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Gaschromatography studies of serum bile acids: methods as well as results in patients with acute hepatitis

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Conjugated and unconjugated serum bile acid levels n patients with hepatobiliary diseases

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A complement-fixation test for measuring Australia antigen and antibody

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Assessment of activity in chronic active liver disease. Serum bile acids compared with conventional tests and histology.

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Infectious hepatitis. Evidence for two distinctive clinical, epidemiological, and immunological types of infection.

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Viral hepatitis, type B (MS-2-strain). Further observations on natural history and prevention.

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Bile acids in the serum of jaundiced patients

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Prevalence of hepatitis B virus antigen as revealed by direct radioimmune assay with 125 I-antibody

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Radioimmunoassay of conjugated cholyl bile acids in serum.

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Viral hepatitis. New light on an old disease

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Postprandial serum bile acid for the detection of hepatobiliary disease.

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Bile acid content of human serum. I. Serum bile acids in patients with hepatic disease

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THE ELIMINATION OF CHOLIC ACIDS. IV. IN PATIENTS WITH LIVER DISEASES.

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Cholic acid clearance in normal subjects and in patients with liver disease

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10.1007/BF01076213

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