
doi: 10.1007/bf02231475
pmid: 13469769
1. In measuring intestinal absorption by direct intubation techniques, the error introduced by incomplete recovery of intestinal contents may be corrected by use of a nonabsorbable reference material. 2. Hypertonic solutions induce rapid transfer of fluid into the gut and greatly impair iodide absorption.
Intestines, Intestinal Absorption, Hypertonic Solutions, Humans
Intestines, Intestinal Absorption, Hypertonic Solutions, Humans
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