BILE FISTULAS AND RELATED ABNORMALITIES : BLEEDING, OSTEOPOROSIS, XXXX AND DUODENAL ULCERS.

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A clearer understanding of the various abnormalities which may develop in relation to the experimental or clinical bile @entity292 will be of value to the laboratory worker as well as to the physician and surgeon. A better comprehension of these diseased conditions will make for a saner analysis of the great mass of experimental data relating to the various types of bile @entity292 . Too frequently in the literature the bile @entity292 material is used to debate a physiological state whereas in reality the animal is in a pathological condition. It is possible but not easy to keep a bile @entity292 @entity235 in a normal state for months or years if proper attention is given to the diet and physical state. The most significant abnormalities are-intestinal disturbances, spontaneous @entity548 , @entity170 , @entity2963 and duodenal @entity1066 . Three types of bile @entity292 were used in our experiments and each one has its advantages and disadvantages. @entity8769 is best controlled by diet, by whole bile or @entity3645 or combinations of @entity235 and ox bile. Spontaneous @entity548 seems to be due to the loss of something by way of the bile and this can be prevented by bile feeding. The @entity1503 appears to be a lack of prothrombin. @entity170 appears inevitably after many months if bile is excluded from the intestine. This state is related to the lack of absorption of @entity560 . It is of some interest that liver feeding will prevent it. @entity4773 and @entity2963 are common in bile @entity292 @entity235 and absolute control or prevention is not easy. It may be restated that bile secretion into the intestine is necessary for normal health and even for actual continuation of life beyond a few months' period. Some of these experimental data should be of value to physicians and surgeons in the care and study of @entity1 @entity292 cases and should emphasize the necessity of prompt dietary control.
