1 he belt was impaired esophageal clearance of refluxed acid (median values of 23.0 seconds without bel

2 s are exposed to lethal chemical injury from refluxed acid.

3     Causative or sensitizing factors include refluxed bile acids, hypercalcemia, ethanol, hypertrigly

4                                              Refluxed contrast material appeared as discrete collecti

5  rat model, the presence of gastric juice in refluxed duodenal juice against the development of esoph

6 and tricuspid valve; a small amount that was refluxed from the right atrium into the inferior vena ca

7 ieved to be caused by the caustic effects of refluxed gastric acid on esophageal epithelial cells.

8 e development of reflux esophagitis in which refluxed gastric juice does not directly damage the esop

9                       The composition of the refluxed gastric juice is characterized in regard to its

10 D; 4) in 50% of the patients with GERD, acid refluxed into the proximal esophagus.

11                            Contrast material refluxed more frequently into the azygos vein in examina

12 h high rates of injection, contrast material refluxed more frequently into the azygos vein with the r

13                    When the carbachlorin was refluxed with methyl iodide and potassium carbonate in a