The Effects of Cimetidine on Circulating Gastro-Entero-Pancreatic (Gep) Hormones in Normal and Duodenal Ulcer (D.U.) Patients

Callaghan, T.S.; Spencer, A.; Kennedy, T.L.; O'Hare, M.M.T.; Alam, J.M.; Buchanan, K.D.

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T.S. Callaghan

Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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T.L. Kennedy

Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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M.M.T. O'Hare

Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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J.M. Alam

Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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K.D. Buchanan

Department of Medicine, Queen's University of Belfast and Surgical Wards, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

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