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Thoracic duct lymph of a patient with dubin-Johnson’s syndrome

  • Proceedings of the 57th Annual Meeting April 1971—Tokyo
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In the case of thoracic duct lymph of a patient with Dubin-Johnson’s syndrome, the slightly elevated pressure, increased protein concentration, normal flow rate and disturbed BSP excretion were observed. The phenomenon of re-elevation of serum BSP on BSP-test was given whereas the thoracic duct lymph was drained from the body. It was suggested that the second elevated curve of serum BSP on BSP-test was resulted from the direct regurgitation of BSP from hepatic parenchymal cells to blood stream.

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  1. The Fisrt Division, Department of Internal Medicine, Yamaguchi University, Japan

    M. Mizuta, T. Sasayama & T. Harada

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Mizuta, M., Sasayama, T. & Harada, T. Thoracic duct lymph of a patient with dubin-Johnson’s syndrome. Gastroenterol Jpn 7, 61 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02779400

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