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An application of transintestinal intubation to the study of the colon.

A Torsoli, P Arullani, C Casale

Gut · 1967 · 20 citations · 7 references

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COMMENT This technique has enabled biopsies to be taken from the right and left sides of the colon in 65 subjects. The same principle can be used for a variety of bowel studies.

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Ruven Levitan, John S. Fordtran, Belton A. Burrows et al. · Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1962 · 204 citations · Full text

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Measurement of the Human Intestinal Length In Vivo and Some Causes of Variation

Jules Hirsch, E. H. Ahrens, David H. Blankenhorn · Gastroenterology · 1956 · 156 citations

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Transintestinal Intubation: Technic for Measurement of Gut Length and Physiologic Sampling at Known Loci.

David H. Blankenhorn, Jessica Hirsch, E. H. Ahrens · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1955 · 100 citations

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EXTRACTION, ISOLATION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF HYDROLYTIC PRODUCTS OF TRIGLYCERIDE DIGESTION IN MAN

David H. Blankenhorn, E. H. Ahrens · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1955 · 94 citations · Full text

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The differential effect of drugs on the proximal and distal colon

Sidney Fink, Gerald Friedman · The American Journal of Medicine · 1960 · 87 citations

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