
On the basis of experiments in animals (examination of bile after vagotomy), results of clinical observations of 450 patients after vagotomy and the state of motor and evacuatory functions of the gallbladder the authors make a conclusion that vagotomy in itself does not cause cholecystolithiasis.
Male, Gallbladder, Vagotomy, Bile Acids and Salts, Cholesterol, Dogs, Cholelithiasis, Duodenal Ulcer, Animals, Bile, Humans, Female, Phospholipids, Biliary Dyskinesia
Male, Gallbladder, Vagotomy, Bile Acids and Salts, Cholesterol, Dogs, Cholelithiasis, Duodenal Ulcer, Animals, Bile, Humans, Female, Phospholipids, Biliary Dyskinesia
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