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Secretin-stimulated MRCP in volunteers: assessment of safety, duct visualization, and pancreatic exocrine function

Mensel et al., 2014

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3673860575142063235
Author
Mensel B
Messner P
Mayerle J
Fluhr G
Völzke H
Lerch M
Ittermann T
Kühn J
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American Journal of Roentgenology

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OBJECTIVE. The objective of our study was to investigate secretin-stimulated MRCP in terms of the safety of secretin, improvement of duct visualization, and assessment of pancreatic exocrine function. MATERIALS AND METHODS. Eight hundred sixteen …
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