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[Morphofunctional correlations in chronic gastritis].

Reshetnikov Ov, Kurilovich Sa, Travin Va

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A significant correlation between a number of functional parameters of gastric secretion, incretion and histological changes of gastric mucosa was found in patients with chronic gastritis. Score assessment of morphological abnormalities of the gastric mucosa allows using not only simple statistical methods, but also complex mathematical models.

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A significant correlation between a number of functional parameters of gastric secretion, incretion and histological changes of gastric mucosa was found in patients with chronic gastritis. Score assessment of morphological abnormalities of the gastric mucosa allows using not only simple statistical methods, but also complex mathematical models.

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A significant correlation between a number of functional parameters of gastric secretion, incretion and histological changes of gastric mucosa was found in patients with chronic gastritis. Score assessment of morphological abnormalities of the gastric mucosa allows using not only simple statistical methods, but also complex mathematical models.

Key concepts: Gastric mucosa, Chronic gastritis, Gastritis, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Medicine, Gastric secretion, Pathology

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