Titlebook: Gallstone Disease; Pathophysiology and W. Swobodnik,R. D. Soloway,H. Ditschuneit Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heide

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230591387isite for the precipitation of cholesterol (Ch) from bile is that bile becomes supersaturated with Ch [2]. Although Ch is virtually insoluble in water, it is present in high concentrations in the hepatic and gallbladder biles of adult human beings [2], where it is solubilized in thermodynamically st

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Studies in Development and Planningenoted as edge tension. We attribute the existence and stability of closed — edge-free — membranes to a high level of edge tension, which prevents spontaneous fragmentation: “Membranes hate edges” [1]. Fragmentation of a membrane, for example, in digestion, requires the reduction of edge tension to

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Matthias Kussin,Jan Berstermannayer of monomorphic columnar cells which overlie the fibromuscular layers of the gallbladder wall. Unlike the other epithelia in the gastrointestinal tract, the gallbladder epithelium does not contain a submucosa. The surface epithelium is arranged into ridges and folds which effectively increase th

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Annie Choquette,Nicolas Milot,Laurent Lepagea view on this question, I shall consider the incidence of gallstones in the general population and describe the natural history of untreated gallstone disease, particularly the influence of advancing age. I shall then assess the results of gall-bladder surgery in the elderly compared with younger,