gastroenterology

Related entries include: achalasia; achlorhydria; acholia; acholuria; acid perfusion test; acute intermittent porphyria; acute lower GI haemorrhage; acute porphyria; aerogastralgia; alcoholic liver disease; alimentary; amoebic abscess; amoebic dysentery; aphthous ulcer; ascites; bezoar; bile; bile nephrosis; biliary cirrhosis; biliary obstruction; biliary stricture; buccal mucosa; Budd-Chiari syndrome; candidiasis; canker sore; choledocholithiasis; cholelithiasis; cholera; cholestasia; cholestasis; chylous ascites; chyme; cirrhosis; coeliac disease; coeliac sprue; coffee-ground vomit; colibacillosis; colonic angiodysplasia; colonic polyp; constipation; Crohn's disease; defaecation; defecation; delayed gastric emptying; diarrhoea; dientamoeba diarrhoea; diverticulosis; double intussusception; drug-induced diarrhoea; duodenogastric reflux; dysentery; E. Coli enteritis; erosive gastritis; faecal; faecal coliform bacteria; faecal impaction; faeces; familial adenomatous polyposis; familial polyposis coli; foregut; fulminant hepatitis; gallbladder disease; gallstone; gastric atrophy; gastric ulcer; gastroenteritis; gastrointestinal bleeding; gastrooesophageal reflux disease; gastroparesis; G cell; gluten enteropathy; haematochezia; hairy leukoplakia; heartburn; hepatic obstruction; hepatolenticular degeneration; hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia; hiatal hernia; H-type fistula; hyperacidity; hyperalimentation; ileus; incontinence; intestinal lipodystrophy; intestinal malabsorption; intestine; malabsorption; melaena; melena vera; pancreas; pancreatitis; paralytic ileus; parenteral nutrition; peptic ulcer; peristalsis; primary biliary cirrhosis; pseudomembranous colitis; pseudovomiting; pyloric stenosis; reflux oesophagitis; regurgitation; retention vomiting; small intestine; sprue; stomach; toxic megacolon; traveler's diarrhoea; trench mouth; trophic; unconjugated benign bilirubinaemia; upper GI haemorrhage; vasoactive intestinal peptide; Whipple's disease; whipworm infection; Wilson's disease;