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ALKALOSIS COMPLICATING THE SIPPY TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER

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Published1942
Citations30
References22

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Quantitative Clinical Chemistry

1932 • 1,606 citations

TOXIC MANIFESTATIONS FOLLOWING THE ALKALINE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER

1923 • 164 citations

ALKALOSIS WITH DISORDERED KIDNEY FUNCTIONS

1937 • 67 citations

Base changes in the alkalosis produced by the treatment of gastric ulcer with alkalies.

1936 • 64 citations

ALKALOSIS OCCURRING IN THE ALKALINE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERS

1932 • 37 citations

THE STATUS OF THE KIDNEYS IN ALKALOSIS

1935 • 28 citations

ALKALOSIS IN PATIENTS WITH PEPTIC ULCER

1928 • 26 citations

Factors influencing prognosis in the medical treatment of duodenal ulcer

1932 • 24 citations

THE ROLE OF CHLORIDES IN ALKALOSIS

1941 • 23 citations

A NEW CHART FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF ACID-BASE CHANGES AND ITS APPLICATION TO EXERCISE

1931 • 20 citations

The Syndrome of Alkalosis Complicating the Treatment of Peptic Ulcer

1936 • 20 citations

Disturbance of the Acid-Base Equilibrium of the Blood to the Alkaline Side: Alkalaemia

1924 • 19 citations

CALCIUM, CHLORIDE AND CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT OF VENOUS BLOOD

1926 • 18 citations

RENAL INSUFFICIENCY DEVELOPING DURING PROLONGED USE OF ALKALIS

1936 • 15 citations

CHANGES IN THE ACID-BASE BALANCE DURING ALKALI TREATMENT FOR PEPTIC ULCER

1939 • 15 citations

THE RENAL CHANGES IN ALKALOSIS

1940 • 14 citations

ANTACIDS IN THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER

1924 • 13 citations

CHLORIDE METABOLISM AND ALKALOSIS IN ALKALI TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER

1929 • 13 citations

EDEMA ASSOCIATED WITH MODERATE BICARBONATE ADMINISTRATION DURING CONVALESCENCE FROM PNEUMONIA

1923 • 10 citations

The significance of alkalosis in the treatment of peptic ulcer

1934 • 8 citations

Alkalosis and duodenal ulcer.

1932 • 7 citations

ACID-BASE BALANCE, RENAL FUNCTION, AND GASTRIC SECRETION DURING HYPOCHLOREMIA IN THE DOG 1

1941 • 6 citations

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