Gut · 1970 · 27 citations · 5 references
MedicineNephrologyPhysiologyExcretionHuman NutritionRenal PathophysiologyBody CompositionMalabsorption SyndromesMalnutritionRenal Function TestingRenal Function TestsUrinary ExcretionAge-related Changes In Carbohydrate AbsorptionRenal Function CovariatesRenal Impairment Effects On ExcretionSex Differences In Renal PhysiologySex-related Excretion Variability
A low excretion of xylose may be due to malabsorption, renal disease, or old age. Malabsorption can be distinguished from other causes by performing a combined oral and intravenous test, the result being expressed as a fraction of these readings. Sex and body weight do not influence the xylose test.
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Diagnostic Significance of d.Xylose Excretion Test
Dorothy I. Fowler, W. T. Cooke · Gut · 1960 · 71 citations · Full text
The influence of age on the xylose absorption test
M. J. Kendall · Gut · 1970 · 63 citations · Full text
Modification in the xylose absorption test as an index of intestinal function.
H. G. Sammons, DavidJ. Morgan, A. C. Frazer et al. · Gut · 1967 · 60 citations · Full text