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. 1982 Apr;48(1):186–188.

Peripheral blood T lymphocytes in patients with duodenal ulcers treated with cimetidine.

M R Gigi, E Akriviadis, I Agorastos, G Goulis
PMCID: PMC1536571  PMID: 6979447

Abstract

The influence of cimetidine on the numbers of circulating T lymphocytes was studied in 24 patients with duodenal ulcer treated with cimetidine. The patients were divided into two groups according to the way of cimetidine administration and T lymphocytes were measured during treatment. No significant difference in the numbers of T lymphocytes was found in both groups of patients suggesting that cimetidine given therapeutically has no effect on circulating T lymphocytes.

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