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UK acquired hepatitis E-An emerging problem? by Sadler, G.J., Mells, G.F.G., Shah, N.H., Chesner, I.M., Walt, Robert P.

“…Eight cases of hepatitis E acquired in the UK are reported. These cases presented to an inner city hospital in Birmingham, UK, over a 5‐month period in 2005…”
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Significance of venous and lymphatic invasion in malignant polyps of the colon and rectum by Muller, S, Chesner, I M, Egan, M J, Rowlands, D C, Collard, M J, Swarbrick, E T, Newman, J

“…Three hundred and sixty seven neoplastic colorectal polyps removed at endoscopy of which 34 were complicated by invasive carcinoma, were reviewed clinically…”
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Obscure gastrointestinal haemorrhage from a leiomyoblastoma by Francis, A, Iqbal, T, Chesner, I M

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A case of intestinal obstruction by Michell, N P, Routledge, H, Chesner, I M

“…[...]there have been reports of diaphragms complicating rectal indomethacin in the absence of oral preparations. 4 In such cases mucosal injury may be mediated…”
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Ulcerative colitis complicated by Budd-Chiari syndrome by Chesner, I M, Muller, S, Newman, J

“…We present two cases of ulcerative colitis associated with a chronic pattern of hepatic vein thrombosis (Budd-Chiari syndrome). Progression of the hepatic…”
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Time relationships between cessation of smoking and onset of ulcerative colitis by Motley, R J, Rhodes, J, Ford, G A, Wilkinson, S P, Chesner, I M, Asquith, P, Hellier, M D, Mayberry, J F

“…From 5 centres 154 patients with ulcerative colitis and a history of smoking completed a questionnaire about the temporal relationship between diagnosis of…”
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Small bowel contamination and vitamin B12 deficiency in the elderly by Chesner, I M, Montgomery, R D

“…Bacterial contamination of the small bowel in the elderly can occur without any anatomical defect, but the importance and pathogenesis of this phenomenon are…”
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Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia by Smith, G M, Chesner, I M, Asquith, P, Leyland, M J

“…As part of a study to assess the possible contribution of lymphoid infiltration of the gastrointestinal mucosa to occult blood loss or malabsorption 20…”
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Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy in a general hospital: prospective evaluation of indications, outcome, and randomised comparison of two tube designs by Panos, M Z, Reilly, H, Moran, A, Reilly, T, Wallis, P J, Wears, R, Chesner, I M

“…The indications for percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) and patient outcome, were examined prospectively in the setting of a general hospital. In the…”
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Recurrent myositis with infection by Spillane, K., Chesner, I. M.

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Ulcerative colitis complicated by disseminated intravascular coagulation by Muller, S., Chesner, I. M., Sheridan, J., Newman, J.

“…We report a case of chronic ulcerative colitis complicated by clinical evidence of disseminated intravascular coagulation and pathological evidence of…”
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Exocrine pancreatic function as determined in a same-day test with use of bentiromide and p-aminosalicylic acid by Berg, J D, Chesner, I M, Allen-Narker, R A, Buckley, B M, Lawson, N

“…We describe a new approach to the bentiromide test of exocrine pancreatic function, p-Aminosalicylic acid (PAS), a compound closely related to the bentiromide…”
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Multiple myeloma presenting as intractable gastric retention in a patient with a previous gastroenterostomy by Chapple, C R, Chesner, I M, Newman, J

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Post-infective malabsorption in the temperate zone by Montgomery, R D, Chesner, I M

“…A series of 37 adults normally resident in Britain have been investigated for persistent bowel symptoms following acute enteritis. 26 had intestinal…”
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CAUSES OF MALABSORPTION IN THE ELDERLY by MONTGOMERY, R. D., HABOUBI, N. Y., MIKE, N. H., CHESNER, I. M., ASQUTTH, P.

“…The pathogenesis of malabsorption has been studied in 70 patients who presented over the age of 65 years and who were referred to a special investigative unit…”
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The origin of proteinuria at high altitude by Winterborn, M. H., Bradwell, A. R., Chesner, I. M., Jones, G. T.

“…Urinary protein excretion was measured before and after the intravenous infusion of lysine in 14 normal subjects after 4-6 days' acclimatization at 4846 m…”
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Intestinal absorption at high altitude by Chesner, I. M., Small, N. A., Dykes, P. W.

“…Three tests of small intestinal function were performed at 3100 m and 4846 m to seek evidence of malabsorption of high altitude. Xylose tolerance did not…”
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Effect of acetazolamide on blood gases and 2,3 DPG during ascent and acclimatization to high altitude by Milles, J. J., Chesner, I. M., Oldfield, S., Bradwell, A. R.

“…Blood gases and red cell 2,3 DPG concentrations were measured during ascent and a stay for 6 days at 4846 m in 20 subjects. Acetazolamide improved Pa,O2 and…”
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Endoscopic appearances of duodenitis due to strongyloidiasis by Bone, M F, Chesner, I M, Oliver, R, Asquith, P

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Injection abscesses due to atypical mycobacteria in a diabetic patient by Odugbesan, O M, Chesner, I M, Nwosu, A C, Barnett, A H

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