[Correlation between XXXX and biliary reflux gastritis. Endoscopic study].

@entity1 @entity4726 @entity9834 @entity417 @entity1819 @entity391 @entity3621 @entity158 @entity20705 @entity3645 @entity356
Experimental reports have proved that @entity3645 damage the @entity356 . Moreover it is now accepted that duodenogastric reflux occurs in 20-30% of cholecystectomized @entity1 . The Authors, with the purpose of defining a correlation between @entity1819 by @entity20705 and @entity9834 have taken into consideration two groups of 14 @entity1 each. To the first group belonged cholecystectomized @entity1 , who had @entity158 , constant heart burn, with associated @entity391 and @entity417 . To the second group belonged asymptomatic @entity1 with previous cholecystectomy. All these @entity1 were endoscoped (EGDS), and their endoscopic biopsy specimens were surveyed. 99Tc HIDA cholescintigraphy was performed in all the groups of @entity1 , after endoscopy. In 85% of symptomatic @entity1 we found, during endoscopy, reflux of bile into the stomach with associated reddish and inflammatory change of antral mucosa vs. 7.14% of the control group. @entity4726 was found in 71.43% of endoscopic biopsy specimens of Symptomatic vs. 14.28% of asymptomatic @entity1 . Superficial chronic @entity3621 was found in 28.57% of symptomatic vs. 50% of asymptomatic @entity1 . At last we found active @entity4726 (Whitehead) in 90% of symptomatic @entity1 vs. 0% of asymptomatic @entity1 . The Authors conclude that there is a positive correlation between duodenogastric reflux and @entity9834 when biliary reflux is correlated with an histological finding of antral active chronic @entity3621 .
