Abstract
Summary
Ten of 12 cholecystectomized dogs showed a definite rise in serum phosphatase following operation. In one of the 10 dogs the serum phosphatase value returned to normal, whereas in the other dogs the rise in serum phosphatase was maintained through-out the period of observation, the maximum period being 70 days. Of the 10 cholecystectomized showing a rise in serum phosphatase, only 4 developed an increased retention of bromsulphalein.
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