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Plasma cholecystokinin concentrations are elevated in acute upper gastrointestinal infections
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Proximal gastrointestinal infections such as giardiasis are prevalent throughout the developing world, and cause morbidity in travellers from non-endemic areas. In giardiasis, the severity of symptoms (nausea, anorexia and diarrhoea) does not correlate well to the degree of histological abnormality. Eating is a frequent trigger
Section of Gastrointestinal Science University of Manchester Physiological Laboratory University of Liverpool Department of Infectious Diseases North Manchester General Hospital UK
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