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Modifications in hepatic blood flow and portal pressure produced by different diets

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  1. From the Gastroenterological Unit, José Joaquín Aguirre Hospital, University of Chile, Chile

    Hector Orrego M.D., Ismael Mena M.D., Enrique Baraona M.D. & Renato Palma M.D.

  2. the Department of Nuclear Medicine, Catholic University of Chile, Santiago, Chile

    Hector Orrego M.D., Ismael Mena M.D., Enrique Baraona M.D. & Renato Palma M.D.

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We acknowledge the help provided by the Cardiologic Unit of the J. J. Aguirre Hospital and by Miss Silvia Galleguillos and Miss Georgina Riquelme in performing the catheterization of the hepatic vein, Miss Lupe Ferrer in the determination of the blood gases, and Miss Ana Mar ía Errázuriz in measuring blood radioactivity clearances.

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Orrego, H., Mena, I., Baraona, E. et al. Modifications in hepatic blood flow and portal pressure produced by different diets. Digest Dis Sci 10, 239–248 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02233754

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