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Keywords: Fecal blood loss
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Subject Area:
Pharmacology
Journal:
Pharmacology
Pharmacology (1983) 27 (Suppl. 1): 14–22.
Published Online: 04 June 2008
...John D. Arnold; Arthur E. Berger The effects of aspirin and suprofen on gastrointestinal blood loss were compared in a double-blind, crossover study of 20 healthy male subjects. Fecal blood loss was measured by 51 Cr-labeled red cells. Subjects treated with aspirin (2,600 mg/day) experienced a mean...
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Subject Area:
Pharmacology
Journal:
Pharmacology
Pharmacology (1978) 17 (2): 79–82.
Published Online: 29 May 2008
...Duane Sofia; William Diamantis; Jerome Edelson THC was neither ulcerogenic in ‘semi-fasted’ or 18-hour fasted rats following an oral dose of 100.0 mg/kg nor did it promote fecal blood loss ( 51 Cr-labelled erythrocyte test) in the fasted rat after a dose of 200.0 mg/kg. On the contrary, 200.0 mg/kg...
