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The paper presents data on the degree of ulceration developed in a large number of rats treated according to the Shay tech-nic, showing the incidence of esophageal changes, stomach acidity, and gastric liquid volume. The incidence of hematuria and pigmented urines is emphasized in their possible relationship to the etiology of Shay rat ulcers, as is the effect of preoperative diet in reducing hematuria and pigmented urines and increasing the incidence of ulceration.
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