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. 1982 Mar;64(2):114–116.

The use of cholecystokinin in diagnosing biliary pain.

D Sykes
PMCID: PMC2494046  PMID: 7065597

Abstract

Some patients who present with a story of gallbladder disease may have a normal oral cholecystogram. In some such cases an intravenous injection of cholecystokinin may reproduce their symptoms and it is suggested that this is a positive indication for advising a cholecystectomy.

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