Cholate-forming function of the liver in patients with chronic alcoholism

The level of bile acids was studied in the bile and feces in 119 patients with chronic alcoholism using thin-layer chromatography. The cholate-forming function of the liver was found to increase in patients with short alcohol anamnesis in chronic alcoholism. With advance of the alcohol anamnesis the...

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Published in:Vrachebnoe delo no. 6; p. 16
Main Authors: Anokhina, G A, Furmanets, T A, Fedishin, P S, Grigorash, G A, Nemilostivyĭ, A I
Format: Journal Article
Language:Russian
Published: Ukraine 01.06.1989
Subjects:
Alcoholism - metabolism
Bile - analysis
Bile Acids and Salts - analysis
Cholic Acids - analysis
Cholic Acids - biosynthesis
Chromatography, Thin Layer
Feces - analysis
Humans
Liver - metabolism
ISSN:0049-6804
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Summary:The level of bile acids was studied in the bile and feces in 119 patients with chronic alcoholism using thin-layer chromatography. The cholate-forming function of the liver was found to increase in patients with short alcohol anamnesis in chronic alcoholism. With advance of the alcohol anamnesis the number of patients with reduced cholate-forming function of the liver increased.
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ISSN:0049-6804