Structure and Function of the Small Intestine: Delaying of Absorption As a Therapeutic Principle : Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus (Current Clinical)
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Structure and Function of the Small Intestine: Delaying of Absorption As a Therapeutic Principle : Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus (Current Clinical)

by W. F. Caspary

Gastroenterology Endocrinology Therapeutics
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This clinical volume explores the structure and function of the small intestine, with particular attention to delaying absorption as a therapeutic principle. Its stated medical focus is the treatment of diabetes mellitus, making it relevant to readers interested in gastrointestinal function, absorption, and clinical approaches to diabetes.

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Structure and Function of the Small Intestine examines the small intestine from a clinical perspective.

The book focuses on delaying absorption as a therapeutic principle.

Its stated application is the treatment of diabetes mellitus.

Written by W. F. Caspary, this volume is part of the Current Clinical series.

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