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Recent Advantages in the Epidemiology and Prevention of Gall Stone Disease 1989 - International Workshop Proceedings (Hardcover)
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Recent Advantages in the Epidemiology and Prevention of Gall Stone Disease 1989 - International Workshop Proceedings (Hardcover)
Series: Developments in Gastroenterology
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List of contents.- One: Methodology, Prevalence and Incidence of
Gallstone Disease.- The GREPCO studies: methodology, prevalence and
incidence data.- Prevalence and incidence of gallstone disease: the
Sirmione study.- Gallbladder disease prevalence and cholecystectomy
rates.- Prevalence of clinical gallbladder disease in Mexican
Americans.- The Italian multicenter study on epidemiology and
prevention of cholelithiasis (MICOL): ultrasonographic
standardization.- Prevalence of gallstone disease in 18 Italian
population samples: first results from the MICOL study.- Two: The
Natural History of Gallstone Disease.- The natural history of
gallstones: the GREPCO experience.- Natural history of gallstone
disease: the Sirmione study.- 9. The outcome of gallstone disease
in symptomatic and asymptomatic patients.- 10. Factors affecting
the decision to undergo cholecystectomy for mildly symptomatic
gallstones.- Three: Risk Factors for Gallstone Disease.- 11.
Prevalence of gallstone disease in thalassaemia minor.- 12.
Cholelithiasis and blood groups: evidence for a lack of
association.- 13. Genetic, ethnic, and environmental factors:
findings from the San Antonio heart study.- 14. Risk factors for
gallstone disease: genetic, ethnic and environmental factors.- 15.
Aging and gallstone disease.- 16. Gallstone prevalence in obese
women: pathogenic role of hyperlipoproteinaemia and gallbladder
motility.- 17. Serum lipids and gallstone disease.- 18. Dietary
habits and gallstones: a study of male self-defense officials in
Japan.- 19. Gallbladder and pregnancy.- 20. Risk factors for
gallstone disease: the Sirmione study.- 21. Gallstones that form
during rapid weight loss.- 22. Concluding remarks.
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