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Fecal α1-antitrypsin measurement: an indicator of Crohn's disease activity

Meyers et al., 1985

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1346109207701950660
Author
Meyers S
Wolke A
Field S
Feuer E
Johnson J
Janowitz H
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Gastroenterology

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Random fecal α 1-antitrypsin levels were determined in 34 patients, 24 with Crohn's disease, and 10 “controls” having diarrheal illnesses not associated with intestinal protein loss, in an effort to evaluate its usefulness as a measure of Crohn's disease intestinal …
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